Description

TF 8342 BURNHAM MARKET ULPH PLACE

12/65 Church of All
5.6.53. Saints, Burnham Ulph.

II*

Parish church of Burnham Ulph with Sutton. Pre-1200 evidence in west bellcote,
a north window and chancel arch, but details largely of late C19 restoration.
Flint with stone dressings, red plain tiled roof. 3 bay nave, 2 bay chancel,
south porch. Simple 2 arch bellcote, Y tracery west window. Nave south side
has 2 'Y' tracery windows of c.1300, one c.1200 simple trefoil headed lancet
in between, nave north one arched headed late Norman dog toothed window with
quoins, one C19 lancet. Chancel south side 2 C19 paired lancets, blocked
south door, restored 3 light Perpendicular east window, north lean-to late
C19 vestry and lancet with trefoil headed form. Interior: fine c.l190
Transitional chancel arch with decorative keeled responds, large capital partly
cut away for insertion of later rood screen, moulded arch, 2 carved heads
to support rood beam above. Simple ogee head piscina. C19 arched braced
roof, resting partly on 5 carved medieval heads at east end. C18 moulded
hexagonal wooden pulpit on crude C19 base.

Listing NGR: TF8355042251

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17555358

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