Description

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5321 EARSHAM MILL ROAD
Church of All Saints
TM 38 NW 17/1 7.12.59

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Probably Norman nave enlarged and largely rebuilt with Perpendicular windows
north and south. Chancel circa 1300 with doorway and 2-light window on north
side and 5-light east window with reticulated tracery. C15 north porch with
arch-braced roof. North door with kind of reeding and narrow band of cusped
panels around the edge. Tall west tower with brick battlements above original
battlements, 2-light Y-tracery bell-openings, diagonal buttresses, and recessed
spire, shingled.
Interior: C15 arch braced nave roof and-C15 hammerbeam roof to chancel.
Some box pews on north side. Fine C15 octagonal font with Seven Sacrements
and Crucifixion. Good Victorian octagonal pulpit with traceried panels supported
on cluster of 8 small columns. C16 and C17 foreign stained glass in east
and 2 south windows. Monuments: some good C18 and C19 tablets on walls
of nave and chancel. Churchyard contains C18 and C19 headstones and tombs.

Listing NGR: TM3260188801

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17537468

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