Description

1.
5321 ASHWELLTHORPE THE STREET
(north side)
Ashwellthorpe
Church of All Saints
TM 19 NW 2/1 7.12.59

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2.
C13, C14 and C15. Late C13 west tower with diagonal buttresses, later embattled
parapet of brick and flint chequerwork, C13 2-light west window and 2-light
bell-openings with Y tracery. Early C14 chancel with 3-light east window
with ogee arch. Very tall nave with large Perpendicular north and south
windows. C15 south porch with niches flanking entrance and segmental brick
gable of circa 1700. North chapel probably C15. Flint rubble and stone
dressings, partly rendered, and with slate roofs. Very fine alabaster tomb
1417 to Sir Edmund de Thorpe with effigies. Octagonal font of 1660. Traceried
base of screen.
Churchyard: C18 and early C19 headstones mostly south of church.

Listing NGR: TM1467997680

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17537599

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