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Latitude: 52.7268 / 52°43'36"N
Longitude: 0.3247 / 0°19'28"E
OS Eastings: 557083
OS Northings: 316888
OS Grid: TF570168
Mapcode National: GBR N40.4WM
Mapcode Global: WHJP5.YQSD
Plus Code: 9F42P8GF+PV
Entry Name: Church of Saint Mary
Listing Date: 11 August 1951
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1264178
English Heritage Legacy ID: 428480
ID on this website: 101264178
Location: St Mary's Church, Tilney High End, King's Lynn and West Norfolk, Norfolk, PE34
County: Norfolk
District: King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Civil Parish: Tilney St. Lawrence
Traditional County: Norfolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Norfolk
Church of England Parish: Wiggenhall St Germans with St Mary the Virgin
Church of England Diocese: Ely
Tagged with: Church building English Gothic architecture
TILNEY ST. LAWRENCE ISLINGTON
TF 51 NE
8/45 Church of St. Mary
11.8.51
- II*
Ruins of parish church. Late C13 nave, transepts and chancel. C15 west
tower, constructed when church remodelled. Rendered ashlar and carstone,
some brick in tower. 3 stage tower with angle buttresses. Arched west door
below string course. 3-light Perpendicular west window. Twin lancets to
ringing chamber below brick belfry stage pierced by 2-light reticulated belfry
windows. Crenellated parapet. Stair turret to south-west. Tall eastern
tower arch. Nave with 3-light square-headed windows and flat stepped
buttresses. No roof to nave. Gables survive to transepts supported by angle
buttresses. North transept north window of 3 stepped lancets, corresponding
south transept window 3-light Perpendicular. Chancel west wall 1972 with
3 lancets. Chancel east window Perpendicular of 3 lights beneath segmental
arch. To south one 2-light Y tracery window, an arched'priests' door and
2 lancets paired together. Chancel roofed with pantiles. Wall monument in
chancel north wall to Edward Bagge 1846. Predula panel bears inscription
below relief carving of reclining figure addressed by angel, all beneath
4-centred Gothic arch with hood mould. To east wall monument to 3 sons and
4 daughters of Anthony Dixon. 1723. Marble. Rectangular with fluted
pilasters supporting open pediment. Oval bowed inscription panel. Carved
predellaof 2 winged cherubs in floral field. Tower belfry retains C15 timber
bell frame in form of 3 bay retangular cage scissor braced to north and south.
Central bay with vertical studs and arched braces to fulcrum point of bell
hanger.
Listing NGR: TF5708316888
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