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Church of St Andrew

church building United Kingdom
St Andrew's church. The village of Themelthorpe consists of a few farms and cottages, most situated along the main thoroughfare, called The Street. St Andrews church > 895556 - 895573 - 895575 - 895578 is set back from The Street and although it stands on an elevation it is so well concealed by the surrounding tall trees that it cannot be seen. A gated path > 895538 leads up to the church and one has to drive slowly (and to look closely) because it can easily be overlooked. St Andrew's is a 13th century building with parts of it being older than that, and despite a 19th century restoration the church has changed very little - the south porch is a later addition. There is no arch between nave and chancel and several benches have C15 poppy heads. A C16 brass is on the nave floor. The church is kept locked but a key is available on request. For more information see: http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/themelthorpe/themelthorpe.htm
St Andrew's church. The village of Themelthorpe consists of a few farms and cottages, most situated along the main thoroughfare, called The Street. St Andrews church > 895556 - 895573 - 895575 - 895578 is set back from The Street and although it stands on an elevation it is so well concealed by the surrounding tall trees that it cannot be seen. A gated path > 895538 leads up to the church and one has to drive slowly (and to look closely) because it can easily be overlooked. St Andrew's is a 13th century building with parts of it being older than that, and despite a 19th century restoration the church has changed very little - the south porch is a later addition. There is no arch between nave and chancel and several benches have C15 poppy heads. A C16 brass is on the nave floor. The church is kept locked but a key is available on request. For more information see: http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/themelthorpe/themelthorpe.htm Author: Evelyn Simak, License: CC BY-SA 2.0 · Source
52° 46' 30.72" N, 1° 2' 56.33" O

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