Description

TM 29 NW SAXLINGHAM NETHERGATE PLUMMER'S LANE

6/70 Remains of Church of
26/11/59 St. Mary.
(Formerly listed as Ruins of
Church of St Mary, Saxlingham
- Thorpe) II*
Former parish church of Saxlingham Thorpe. Mediaeval. Flint with robbed ashlar
and brick dressings. Roofless. West tower, aisleless nave and chancel.
North, south and west walls of unbuttressed C16 tower stand almost to full
height. All dressings in brick. Fabric of nave and chancel of Cll or C12
with rubble quoins and 2 blocked single splayed windows in chancel. Chancel
lengthened in later Middle Ages. North nave door with some C16 surviving
moulded brick and a draw bar hole in eastern jamb. Church disaffected before
1700.

Listing NGR: TM2307696603

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17532294

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