Barnardiston All Saints Church
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Barnardiston All Saints Church
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 29 Apr 2007
Above the lovely 14th c. north door one can still see evidence of the old porch roof. Stone tracery and pinnacles remain, but mean little on their own. The later porch is a much taller structure than the original must have been. Within the porch there is a stoup. On the north of the nave is a square turret containing the stairs to the rood loft. Outside on the south buttress of the nave you will find 2 scratch dials, the upper of which seems to bear a date in Roman numerals. There are two pre-reformation bells in the tower. The headstock on one is dated 1622. There is a 15th c. screen
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Image Location
Latitude
52.110141
Longitude
0.498358