St. Lawrence's church at Bradford on Avon is one of the most perfect Saxon ecclesiastical buildings in England; and elsewhere there are fragments of Saxon work imbedded in later masonry. Examples are three arches in the nave of Britford church, within a mile of Salisbury; the east end of the chancel at Burcombe, near Wilton; and parts of the churches at Bremhill, and at Manningford Bruce or Braose in the Vale of Pewsey. St. John's at Devizes retains its original Norman tower and has Norman masonry in its chancel; while the chancel of St. Mary's, in the same town, is also Norman, and the porch has characteristic Norman stone mouldings. The churches of Preshute, near Marlborough, Ditteridge or Ditcheridge, near Box, and Netheravon, near Amesbury, preserve some Norman features.