I was having lunch with my friends Jan and Tony in Frinton and as I was a little early I popped into the small church.
Until the Victorians arrived Frinton was a church, several farms and a handful of cottages.
The nave is probably 14th century and is only 25 feet long! The small chancel was added by the Victorians (there was a medieval one that blew down in 1703). Including four panels of Morris glass designed by Burne-Jones c1862 in the East Window..
The Victorians built a bigger church but it is St Mary's that has the charm!
Frinton is a conservative place it has only recent acquired a pub!
That East window.
2 comments:
What a charming little church and I hope you had a good lunch with your friends :)
it is cute eh. lunch was lovely
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