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Latitude: 52.5016 / 52°30'5"N
Longitude: 1.3658 / 1°21'57"E
OS Eastings: 628544
OS Northings: 294621
OS Grid: TM285946
Mapcode National: GBR WKD.444
Mapcode Global: VHL8S.MDF4
Plus Code: 9F43G928+J8
Entry Name: Church of All Saints
Listing Date: 5 September 1960
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1170855
English Heritage Legacy ID: 227422
ID on this website: 101170855
Location: All Saint's Church, Woodton, South Norfolk, NR35
County: Norfolk
District: South Norfolk
Civil Parish: Woodton
Traditional County: Norfolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Norfolk
Church of England Parish: Woodton All Saints
Church of England Diocese: Norwich
Tagged with: Church building
TM 29 SE WOODTON CHURCH ROAD
Church of All Saints
4/75
5.9.60
- II*
Parish church. Medieval. Flint, some rendered, with stone dressings.C12
west tower, nave and south aisle of c1300, continuous chancel, north
vestry. Embattled round tower of 2 stages. Much repaired 2-light west
window with hood mould; slit light above with stone head. Upper part
of tower octagonal with stone quoins. Bell-openings at cardinal points;
tracery lost. Buttressed south aisle with west window of 2 cusped lights;
tracery forming 4 quatrefoils in the head; hood mould. 2 similar windows
to south, much restored. Between them a 3 light C19 window under 4-
centred arch. East aisle window of 3 lights, restored, with shafts having
bases, reticulated tracery; hood mould with fleu-de-lys to top. North
side with largely C19 vestry to western bay incorporating medieval arch-
way. To its east a low blind arch. 2 medieval windows of 2 cusped lights
with a C19 cusped Y-tracery window between. One C19 window of 2 cusped
lights. Restored east window of 3 lights with reticulated tracery; below
a memorial tablet dated 1701 having scrolled head with shield. C19 south
porch with stone dressings. Interior. Arch-braced aisle roof with
tracery in the spandrels. C19 roof to nave and chancel. 4 bay nave
arcade, the 3 easternmost being early C14 with octagonal piers; western
bay cut through later leaving a small section of wall with attached
polygonal shafts. Squint from aisle. Many hatchments. Early C17 pulpit.
Rere-arch to east aisle window with fleuron moulding; bearded head to
top. Rere-arch to east window with dog-tooth moulding. Cusped piscina
with moulded corbel to base and drop-sill sedilia. Small Y-tracery light
to rood stair. C19 fittings and a few poppy-head benches. Memorial to
Anne wife of Robert Suckling d.1653; Ionic columns, scrolled pediment
enclosing kneeling figure. C12 font, recut, with central shaft and 4
detached shafts supporting bowl.
Listing NGR: TM2854494621
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