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| Grimoldby, St Edith* |
St Edith’s was consecrated in 1380 and its construction
came towards the end of what is known as the ‘Decorated’
period and approximately 30 years later into the
‘Perpendicular’ period and is typical of this English style,
built by 14th-century craftsmen. Externally decorated
with over 20 gargoyles and grotesques, internally
evidence of medieval wall paintings and Graffiti. The
original threshing line sleeve and lower part of rood
screen remains. St Edith’s has nine surviving medieval
oak carved angels undergoing conservation, some of the
completed angels will be displayed for public viewing.
Opening times 14-15th September:
Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 11am-4pm
Postcode: LN11 8SW
Opening times 14-15th September:
Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 11am-4pm
Postcode: LN11 8SW
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*© Copyright D Hitchborne
