Description

FREETHORPE THE GREEN (west)
TG 40 NW
4/42 Church of All Saints.
25.9.62
G.V. II*
Parish church, medieval and later, restored 1850 for Henry Vade. Built of
flint with stone dressings with plain tile and lead roofs. West tower, south
porch, north aisle, south aisle, nave, north chancel chapel and chancel. Round
tower, probably Norman, partially of coursed flint. Single light west window,
single light belfry openings, west and south, conical roof. 2 bay north aisle
with off set buttresses. 3 bay south aisle. Mainly C19 south porch. C13 south
doorway with moulded base and roll mouldings. Gabled north chancel chapel,
c.1850. Single light window in north gable wall. Chimney on north east corner.
Single bay chancel. Single light window to south with hood mould and sculpted
label stops. 2-light plate traceried east window. All windows C19. Parapet
gables. Interior mainly C19. Perpendicular tower arch. 2 bay C19 north and
south arcades. Octagonal font bowl on moulded base.

Listing NGR: TG4086705507

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17554010

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