NHER 9996 (Building record) - All Saints' Church, Wreningham

All Saints' Church, Wreningham.

November 1959. Listed, Grade I.
Listing Description:
Parish church. Medieval and 1853. Flint with ashlar and some brick dressings. Plaintiled roofs. West tower; nave with north chapel of 1853 and south porch; chancel. Unbuttressed west tower with upper half rebuilt in 1853. Badly worn carving of griffon? in brick niche on west face. One three-light and one two-light Perpendicular windows to south side of nave with mouchettes below four-centred arches. Two similar two-light windows re-set in north chapel. Chancel with four two-light windows, probably restorations, and a three-light Y-traceried east window, probably 18th century. 15th-century repaired archbraced nave and chancel roofs with roll-moulded wall-plates and single rolls flanked by hollow chamfers to principal beams. Four carved corbels of angels carrying shields supporting the 2 trusses above the window openings in chancel. Chancel piscina with cusped head.
Information from (S1).
P. Watkins (HES), 19 February 2019.

Tower rebuilt and transepts (with unusual cross roof) made 1853. In a niche in the west face of the tower is a stone monster, perhaps a symbol of the evangelists from the original tower pinnacles.
E. Rose (NLA), 5 October 1998.