Description

TG 31 SE BURLINGHAM NORTH BURLINGHAM

5/20 Church of St. Andrew. 25.9.62.

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Parish church. C14 and C15. Flint with limestone dressings. Slate roofs; lead roof over aisle. West tower, nave, chancel, south porch, north aisle. C15 west tower with staged diagonal buttresses. Plinth with flushwork panels and some heraldic panels on north side. Flintwork on lower stage of tower knapped and galletted with some limestone blocks. Square traceried sound holes with canopied niche above that to the west. Large 2-light traceried bell openings. Parapet embattled with flushwork and heraldic symbols in panels. Corner pedestals for figures. South porch opening has re-set hood mould, possibly Norman. Nave and chancel windows 3-light with Perpendicular tracery. Low side window and priest's door in south wall of chancel. 3-light reticulated east window. Two 3-light Perpendicular windows on north side of nave. Decorated north door, now blocked. Much re-used material in north wall. Square stone chimney surmounting buttress. Good C15 nave roof with angels on hammer beams. Arch braced principal rafters and ridge; wall posts on corbel heads; bosses at intersections. C15 north arcade of four bays : four centred arches on octagonal piers. North aisle roof with roll moulded and arch braced principals. C18 plastered ceiling to chancel with cornice. Rood screen base dated 1536 with painted figures of saints in traceried panels; upper section of screen restored and incorporating an angel which fell from the nave roof early C20. Tower screen salvaged from Burlingham St. Peter (q.v.) : one light divisions with crocketted ogee arches and panel tracery, all C15. Flanking the doorway are two figures of angels bearing the keys of St. Peter. Four-centred archway into north chapel from chancel; squint arch to chancel, north side. On the chancel north wall, a monument to Gregory Mileham + 1615, a slate tablet flanked by putti under a broken pediment. Wall monuments on nave north wall to Ann Horth + 1797 and Martha Leman + 1803. Tower contains monuments to the Burroughes family, notably James Birkin Burroughes + November 30th 1803. Octagonal font, C14, with shields around bowl and stem of four clustered shafts.

Listing NGR: TG3653810110

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