Baswich - Church of the Holy Trinity

Holy Trinity Church is constructed of red brick and ashlar dressings, with a tiled roof. The chancel arch dates from the thirteenth century and the lower portion of the tower from the fifteenth. Most of the nave and chancel dates from 1740, and the tower extended in the eighteenth century to house a peal of bells.

The building is grade II listed, and contains a painted chest tomb to Brian and Jehanna Fowler, which carries the date 1587. 

The churchyard includes a number of interesting tombs, which are individually listed, including two chest tombs enclosed by iron railings, commemorating members of the Harding family and a square monument capped by a cornice and urn, dedicated to members of the Salt family