A chapel built c.1530, restored in 1880 and with a porch added c.1904. It has been restored to ecclesiastical use after being used for storage by the adjacent farm.

A 13th Century church with 15th Century porch and nave roof. It was partly rebuilt in 1695 and 1846, and has been redundant since 1979.

St Mary's Church has a 13th Century chancel, and a 15th Century tower with upper stages added in 1861. Most of the nave, the north aisle and south porch date to the 19th Century.

St Petrock's Church is predominantly 15th Century. The tower was rebuilt in 1708 and the main body of the building restored in 1862.

A Mission Room and school room built in 1875-6, with a church room added in 1906. It is built of red sandstone and is now known as St Luke's Church.

A parish church with a 13th Century tower, east wall and window, with various alterations to the nave in the 15th and 16th Centuries. It contains a Perpendicular octagonal font.

St George's Church is mainly 15th Century with 12th and 13th Century work. It was restored in 1875-7.

The Parish Church of St Mary has a 13th Century tower and has undergone major restoration on a number of occasions.

St Thomas's Church has a 15th or early 16th Century west tower, nave and south porch. It was restored in 1873-5, when the chancel was rebuilt and the north aisle added. An 18th Century sundial is mounted on the porch.

A memorial to the crew of the Halifax that crashed in Yearnor Wood in 1943.