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Church of St Michael

church building United Kingdom
St Michael's church. St Michael's church > 1406557 - 1406574 is located some distance away from the village at the end of an unsurfaced track and surrounded by fields on all sides > 1406536. Until 1825 Broome Hall used to keep it company, adjoining the church in the north but the buildings have since been demolished and nothing remains. The church dates largely from the 14th and 15th centuries but after an extensive restoration in the 19th century nothing much has survived which dates from before this time. The octagonal font bowl is a 19th century replacement which rests on the original late C14 stem > 1406585. The south door > 1406572 is medieval and there are two small stained glass roundels high up in the tracery of a nave south window. What remains of a brass > 1406577 is believed to have been a memorial to Robert de Brome (died 1455) and his wife Olivia.
St Michael's church. St Michael's church > 1406557 - 1406574 is located some distance away from the village at the end of an unsurfaced track and surrounded by fields on all sides > 1406536. Until 1825 Broome Hall used to keep it company, adjoining the church in the north but the buildings have since been demolished and nothing remains. The church dates largely from the 14th and 15th centuries but after an extensive restoration in the 19th century nothing much has survived which dates from before this time. The octagonal font bowl is a 19th century replacement which rests on the original late C14 stem > 1406585. The south door > 1406572 is medieval and there are two small stained glass roundels high up in the tracery of a nave south window. What remains of a brass > 1406577 is believed to have been a memorial to Robert de Brome (died 1455) and his wife Olivia. Author: Evelyn Simak, License: CC BY-SA 2.0 · Source
52° 29' 9.60" N, 1° 27' 17.10" O

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