St Nicholas Church , West Lexham , Norfolk

St Nicholas has a late Saxon/ early Norman round tower which somewhat unusually has been encased in cement. Although the body of the church  was largely rebuilt in 1881, remnants of its medieval past remain including: an early 14th century Decorated chancel arch and a piscina in the mainly Early English chancel.

The only stained glass was installed in the East window during the 19th century restoration. It is a rare piece made by L. Lobin of Tours (France) .

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