Interesting panels from somewhere in Europe
This medieval church has later alterations that give it a 19th century appearance. The tower, nave and chancel were substantially rebuilt and restored during the 19th century, but do retain some 13th, 14th and 15th century features. The porch is 15th century in date. The north aisle was added in either 1860 or 1907. In the churchyard is an inscribed 14th century stone coffin lid. There are some interesting windows including some unidentified foreign glass and a lovely modern etched window
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Window by the Norwich firm J and J King. "He is risen" at the top and Crucifixion below
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Clayton and Bell window c.1885 - Presentation in the Temple
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Clayton and Bell window c.1885 - The Good Samaritan
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This is a modern etched window of which we need to find out more
A Ward and Hughes window from the 1870s of an ascension scene. The colours are quite subtle compared with many similar scenes
Mainly leaded glass with two interesting panels of enamel painted figures possibly from the 16/17th century and most likely foreign. The panels were installed in the 1960s.