The tower of St Etheldreda's, like the rest of the church was rebuilt after the fire in the 1690s.

Two medieval windows have been re-used; the lower one in the west wall of the tower is Jacobean.

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The Perpendicular windows in the nave and chancel have been retained despite rebuilds and restoration.

August 2015

The north side of the nave, largely restored in 1876.

Jews' Court collection, 1978

The south doorway dates from the re-build of the 1690s.

August 2015

St Etheldreda's was rebuilt in the 1690s following a fire.  Little now remains of the medieval church except some 13th and 14th century window tracery

Further alterations took place with the restoration of 1876.

Inside the church is a 17th century font - made from a medieval column and base, and there is a west gallery added in 1837.

undated photograph