Cookham - Church of the Holy Trinity

Teas available on Sundays in summer.

Beside the Thames, the churchyard was the scene of Stanley Spencer's 'Resurrection'.
This large Church of the Holy Trinity has a late Perpendicular west 15th century tower, and 12th and 13th century interior.
In the north chapel is a fine memorial sculpture of 1810 by Flaxman, accompanied by a euphemistic epitaph to the drowned deceased 'who was suddenly called from this world to a better state whilst on the Thames'.
The chancel monument to the Master Clerk of Henry VI's Spicery, d 1517, includes a brass of the Holy Trinity, and there are interesting medieval tiles on the altar pavement.