St. Mary's Churchyard
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St. Mary's Churchyard

Itteringham, North Norfolk District, Norfolk, England

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    Itteringham, North Norfolk District, Norfolk NR11 7AY England
    Coordinates: 52.83346, 1.18264
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Parish church, medieval, restored 1859. Flint with slate roof of 1824. Tower, nave, chancel, south porch and ruined north chapel. Exterior: unbuttressed west tower of 3 stages in coursed flint with stone dressings; plain parapet; south side gargoyle; projecting stair turret to north side. 2-centred west window arch with central wooden mullion; wide bell openings with multi-cusped heads. Tablet on south wall to William Load, 1734, and wife Grace, 1739. Nave: rendered coursed flint with some iron conglomerate; eaves rebuilt in brick. 2 C19 south windows of 2 and 3 lights. South porch: rendered flint with stone dressings partly rebuilt in brick; plain chamfered arch; single trefoil headed lights to each side; continuous moulded doorway. Ledged and battened door with lozenge shaped iron plate with ring, lattice bracing to rear dated 174- and wooden lock dated 1748. East and south walls to chancel of coursed flint and iron conglomerate with conglomerate quoins; eaves to south rebuilt in brick; central stepped buttress to south; single trefoil headed light to right, 2-light window tinder square head to left.
Parish church, medieval, restored 1859. Flint with slate roof of 1824. Tower, nave, chancel, south porch and ruined north chapel. Exterior: unbuttressed west tower of 3 stages in coursed flint with stone dressings; plain parapet; south side gargoyle; projecting stair turret to north side. 2-centred west window arch with central wooden mullion; wide bell openings with multi-cusped heads. Tablet on south wall to William Load, 1734, and wife Grace, 1739. Nave: rendered coursed flint with some iron conglomerate; eaves rebuilt in brick. 2 C19 south windows of 2 and 3 lights. South porch: rendered flint with stone dressings partly rebuilt in brick; plain chamfered arch; single trefoil headed lights to each side; continuous moulded doorway. Ledged and battened door with lozenge shaped iron plate with ring, lattice bracing to rear dated 174- and wooden lock dated 1748. East and south walls to chancel of coursed flint and iron conglomerate with conglomerate quoins; eaves to south rebuilt in brick; central stepped buttress to south; single trefoil headed light to right, 2-light window tinder square head to left.

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  • Added: 10 Apr 2008
  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 2256800