Priors Dean Church, Hampshire 12th-13th centuries  Click on photos to enlarge. Notes in italics from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by Nikolaus Pevsner and David Lloyd (1967) Yale University Press, New Haven and London.
	Nave and chancel, rendered, and bell-turret. In the churchyard a very large yew-tree.
	Norman N doorway, in the abaci, saltire crosses. Billet on the hood-mould.	Blocked window in Early English chancel.
Manor house opposite the church. Information from Hampshire Treasures: "Manor Farm, Priors Dean. Late C.17 and earlier. South front of 3 storeys, brick on flint plinth. Double hipped tiled roof with half dormers. East end of malmstone with brick dressings and large exterior chimney. Timber-framed interior with panelling and C.16 fireplace. Old brick garden wall."

Map - the name Priors Dean is not on OS maps for some reason; look for the words 'Manor Ho' and church symbol next to it. To find its relation to other places, zoom out.

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