Church of our Lady of Consolation and St Stephen, Lynford
Name of Researcher/s Carol Palfreyman & Michael Willett
Name or number of building |
Church of our Lady of Consolation and St Stephen |
Street name |
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Village/Town |
Lynford |
County |
Norfolk |
Map |
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Current use |
Church (in use) Church (redundant) More or less redundant, but used for occasional Masses |
Nature of original building (if discernible) |
Private chapel for the estate owner |
Alterations and additions Please describe (if discernible) |
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Approximate General Period Please include any information giving a more specific date, e.g. date plaque. |
Victorian – 1830-1900 Completed 1878 |
Form |
Church : Nave only |
Storeys |
Single |
Walling Material |
Flint & Sandstone |
Flint Walling Technique |
Irregular Coursed Knapped |
Roofing Material |
Clay or Concrete Tiles |
Doorway /Lintel Detail |
plain N door is plain &topped by a statue of the virgin & child under a canopy |
Window Detail |
Windows on S & N walls are single light Twin 2-light windows on W Wall
4 light window on E wall (hard to access) |
Please describe any outstanding or significant flintwork All the flintwork is of high quality |
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Any other details or information Predominantly black flint throughout. No rubble. All flints are smoothed faced and of similar size. Given the regularity of size and shape many of the are possibly the cores left over after flaking. There is no galleting as the flints are laid very close. The coursing is mostly regular, particularly on the lower parts, becoming more irregular further up |