Description

FELMINGHAM CHURCH LANE
TG 22 NE
4/8 Church of St.Andrew
16:4:55
- II*
Parish church. Medieval and later. Flint, brick and stone, pantile roof.
West tower, continuous nave and chancel. Massive tower of flint with stone
dressings; flushwork plinth; angle buttresses. West door with flushwork
panelling to left and right, stone shields on tracery in the spandrels;
Perpendicular 3-light west window with panel tracery, Perpendicular 3-light
bell-openings. Aisleless 3 bay nave of brick dated 1742; stone plinth, brick
buttresses with stone dressings. Re-used C14 3-light windows with mouchettes
under hood moulds possibly of 1742 with square stops. Re-used C15 south door
with heads and shields on one order of moulding. C19 east window. Interior.
No architectural marking of chancel. Tall west arch to tower with polygonal
shafts now obscured by roof. Nave and tower roofs destroyed by gale in 1895
and subsequently re-roofed.

Listing NGR: TG2514029257

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17555719

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