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Little Malvern Priory
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St Giles: lesser Benedictine house dependency on Worcester, founded 1171
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St Giles: modern approach; 3-stage tower, angle buttresses, pyramid roof; panelling at upper stages c.1450
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St Giles: chancel looking north-east; largely rebuilt by Bishop Alcock of Worcester, c.1480
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St Giles: chancel looking west to wooden screen separating the porch; pointed crossing arch of two orders
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St Giles: royal donor glass in east window, 1480-1482 of Malvern work
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St Giles: c15 tiles of Malvern school; de Bohun swans
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St Giles: stonework representing weepers & shields from a former table tomb
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Little Malver, Church fomerly part of priory, much reduced in size, St Giles