Publications
Amberley Church: a critical appreciation, by Nigel Foxell, published 1 January 2005 (160 pp., London: Menard Press, ISBN-10: 1874320543 & ISBN-13: 9781874320548) accessible at: W.S.R.O. [Lib 15415] & West Sussex Libraries
Abstract:Nine-hundred-year-old St Michael's Church in the beautiful Sussex village of Amberley adjoins the world-famous castle, now a hotel. The nave is Norman; the chancel, south aisle and west tower are Early English. Artists, as is to be expected, have long settled in Amberley. This accounts for the church's richness in decorative features that date from the first third of the twentieth century. These vie with the medieval ones, of which the murals are the most celebrated. St Michael's is open all day, every day.