SOUTH SIDE PORCH

From 1880 and 2003. The gate in the first picture indicates that this entrance was not the main one, as it is now.

 The picture on the left was taken in 1914 and the right in 2005. 
The 1914 picture seems to confirm that it was the North door that was the main entrance as it has a table and collection box beside it. 
The list of rectors can be seen on the right of the door. This is now on the tower wall
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THE NAVE

THE PULPIT

The pulpit from 1880s (?) and 2004. In the former picture the both levels of this double decker pulpit were in use

TOWER

View of the Tower. The early 20th C photo is missing much of the  plaster work on top of the flint (Click on the black & white picture to see the detail)

GRAVES   

Grave No. 194. Small Triangular Tomb Grave with skull and skeleton engravings. Small, partly broken carved Head Stone, 2 holes drilled through, lying horizontal with Skull and old style writing. Markings indicate John no 1 ….[ presume son ] Born 1703. The writing is in old English and heavily eroded. Click here for more. The left hand picture was taken in the early 20th C and the right hand on in the early 21st C. Click the left hand picture for more information

  THE OLD RECTORY

     

The pictures were taken in the 1880s (?) and 1970s (?)

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