The county of Cheshire contains some Norman architecture. As Nikolaus Pevsner and Edward Hubbard state, this is not much in comparison with other counties. What there is includes the following:
Structures
Location Structure Details Refs ImageBarthomleySt Bertoline's ChurchBlocked doorwayPevsner and Hubbard, p. 71.BrueraSt Mary's ChurchChancel arch, south doorwayPevsner and Hubbard, p. 118.ChesterCathedralNorth transept, northwest tower, north wall of navePevsner and Hubbard, pp. 136–141.ChesterFormer monastic buildingsUndercroft, abbot's passage, chapel of St AnselmPevsner and Hubbard, pp. 145–147.ChesterChester CastleItems in the chapel of St Mary, CastroChesterSt John the Baptist's ChurchMuch of the interior, ruins to the eastPevsner and Hubbard, pp. 148–149.Church LawtonAll Saints ChurchDoorwayPevsner and Hubbard, p. 178.FrodshamSt Laurence's ChurchArcade (part) and clerestory; carved masonry inside the towerPevsner and Hubbard, pp. 220–221.GrappenhallSt Wilfrid's ChurchCorbel table incorporated into the wall of the south aislePevsner and Hubbard, p. 225.MiddlewichSt Michael and All Angels ChurchFabric in the aisle arcadesNestonSt Mary's and St Helen's ChurchMasonry re-used in lower two storeys of the towerPevsner and Hubbard, p. 290.PrestburySt Peter's ChurchFree-standing chapel in the churchyardPevsner and Hubbard, p. 316.RuncornNorton PrioryDoorway, undercroftPevsner and Hubbard, pp. 296–297.ShocklachSt Edith's ChurchSmall churchPevsner and Hubbard, p. 334.ShotwickSt Michael's ChurchDoorway
Furnishings
Location Structure Details Refs ImageActonSt Mary's ChurchFontPevsner and Hubbard, p. 53.GrappenhallSt Wilfrid's ChurchFont
Other
Location Structure Details Refs ImageActonSt Mary's ChurchFree-standing carved stonesBunburySt Boniface's ChurchFree-standing carved stonesPevsner and Hubbard, p. 120.BurtonSt Nicholas' ChurchBig, round scalloped capitalsPevsner and Hubbard, pp. 121–122.
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