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St Mary the Virgin, Feltwell, Norfolk

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Details

Accessibility

Toilets

Accessible toilets

Hearing loop

Wheelchair access

Ramped entrance at West Door, always accessible.

Assistance dogs

Baby changing facilities

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/13970/facilities/

Brief description

"St Mary's church is now the sole parish church of the large village following the closure of St Nicholas, it stands at the centre of the oldest properties in the village on the northern side of Bell Street which runs westward from the B1112."

http://www.tinstaafl.co.uk/eandwhmi/norfolk/church%20pages/feltwell_st_mary.html

"History: St Mary's is a large church dating from the 13th Century, with an area to the right of the south door thought to be of Norman origin. It was one of the original Norfolk narrow churches until the addition of the north aisle in 1862. There are original Tudor pews of some renown, six of the seven Corporal Acts of Mercy are featured on the carved pew ends, the seventh being destroyed during the commonwealth. The Victorian stained glass windows are also of great interest: made by Dideron and Ouidenot of Paris. They were installed in the 19th Century and exhibited at the Paris Exhibition in 1851.

Churchyards: St Mary’s Churchyard is full for burials. The Churchyard at the redundant Church of St Nicholas’ is still open for burials and therefore St Mary’s PCC has the maintenance of two churchyards to organise and fund. "

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/13970/about-us/