Ingham St Bartholomew?s church

Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 22 Apr 2007

The church sits very close to the busy A134 but is suitably shielded from the road by trees. It is the sort of church one could find scaled down on a model railway, neat and idyllic. The only thing missing would be the sound of its bells ringing across the fields on a Sunday morning. It is typical of what one would expect a small parish church to be. A neat porch, red roofs, a well-proportioned tower with a crenellated parapet. This church has very little to offer the visitor except a quiet place to sit and reflect on how many have passed through its doors in the last 900 years. The font is the most interesting object, a very late 12th century square bowl on a round shaft. Some of the fragments of 15th century glass in the windows are worthy of closer inspection.

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