Jackfield, St Mary the Virgin

St Mary the Virgin

TF8 7ND   WC   Open 9am-5pm

Erected in 1863, designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield and built entirely of locally sourced material including excellent example of tiles, patterned and hand-painted, and red, blue, yellow and buff bricks.  Windows with plate tracery and west wheel window claimed to be of School of Pre-Raphaelites.  Some woodwork dates from the mid-18th century and was removed from an old Chapel of Ease.  Unusual spire-topped turret.

Read more about the work of St Mary and the other churches in the Broseley Benefice.