Description

TG 31 SE SOUTH WALSHAM THE STREET
(north side)

5/59 Church of St. Lawrence
25.9.62.

G.V. II*

Former parish church, now redundant. Medieval church largely destroyed by
fire in 1827, chancel rebuilt in 1832 and used for worship until c.1890.
Flint with limestone and brick dressings, slate roof. Windows generally three-
light with Perpendicular tracery; windows on north and south sides separated
by staged buttresses with flushwork panels. Priest's door with four centred
arched head under centre window on south side. West end largely rebuilt C19
with doorway on south side; above the doorway, a flushwork panel with shield
re-set upside-down. Diagonal corner buttresses. Centre window on north side
blocked in brick. Small three-light east window flanked by two vertical strips
of brickwork, indicating a larger earlier window; projection of east wall
at low level protected by slate roof. West wall has 3-light Perpendicular
window re-set. Early C19 king-post roof.

Listing NGR: TG3658213270

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17554020

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  London 6: Westminster (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England): Westminster v. 6
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