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North Scarle All Saints

Graffiti recorded April 2014, quality variable - mostly fair to faint or poor. 56 photos.

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Essentially Early English. Destroyed by fire in 1342 and supposedly rebuilt in the fourteenth century. Extensively restored and the north aisle rebuilt by Comper who restored the church in 1895-1898. Tree-ring analysis showed that the bell-frame is made of timbers felled in 1716, whilst the belfry floor contains some timbers felled in 1482. Porch probably 17/18th C.

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Listed building at:

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1062005

NScarle10 Hand.JPG
NScarle31 Mason mk.JPG
NScarle12 4foil+paint.JPG
NScarle36 gothic I or MM.JPG

Painted images including a 'quatrefoil', probably acting as a consecration cross

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