St Nicholas' is externally 14th century, while the beautiful interior has features dating from the 12th to the 15th centuries.

The churchyard has a magnificent weeping beech tree (not shown here).

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The tall, crocketed  broach spire of St Nichsolas's church makes a fine landmark in the surrounding countryside.

September 2013

Bench ends in the church are straight headed with crudely cut tracery motifs and, in this instance, a tree.

September 2013

Pevsner (in his Buildings of England: Lincolnshire) is intrigued by this doorway on the south side of the nave.

It apparently replaced a window, but why is it so ornate?

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The south door into St Nicholas's church has one order of colonnettes with bossy leaf capitals and fine moulding in the arch.

The panelled door - with small wicket - is 17th century.

September 2013