Churches
Shine is a historical journey linking five of Northamptonshire's finest churches through a celebration of their unique heritage.
All Saints', Brixworth
Dating from 670AD, All Saints' in Brixworth is the oldest of the five churches in Shine.
All Saints', Earls Barton
Offering insights into both Saxon and Norman history, this church dates from the 10th century AD.
St Peter's, Northampton
Built around 1100, Pevsner has called St Peter's "the most interesting Norman church in the county".
Holy Trinity, Rothwell
Dating from approximately 1200, Holy Trinity has the longest nave in the county and a spooky bone crypt.
St Peter's, Oundle
The youngest church in Shine, St Peter's is still over 600 years old, and has the tallest steeple in the county.