St Mary and All Saints Church, Beaconsfield (Beaconsfield)

Little is known of the church architecture until 1420. It was a well-constructed building with a tower. In 1521 John Waller left money to build a steeple. In 1634 and 1657 Inspectors of Churches reported that the fabric was in need of repair, but it was not until 1705, when the rights of patronage passed to Magdalen College, Oxford, that extensive repairs were put in hand. As the population grew, a larger church was needed and between 1869 and 1885, a major rebuilding scheme was undertaken, resulting in the present church.