St Michael, Onibury, Church of England

A Mainly twelfth century Norman church with a battlemented tower and a fine chancel arch. A significant fragment of a medieval wall painting remains. There are lancet windows and a west gallery. The Perpendicular pulpit with Jacobean additions is the oldest in Shropshire. There are Seventeenth century cast iron grave slabs in the chancel. The church was sympathetically restored in 1902 by Detmar Blow with delightful Arts and Crafts fittings.

It is located somewhere in the place at SO450790 (Lat/Lon 52.406199, -2.809935). You can see this on maps provided by:

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