Hindringham Church 2/2

At St.Martin’s church, Hindringham, everything is restored in a restrained 1870s manner, cleared of clutter and full of light - that vast Decorated east window helping that effect. The 15th century font is similar to that nearby at Wighton, with a Crucifixion, Instruments of the Passion and a Holy Trinity symbol along with heraldic shields and the east window includes a sequence of the martyrdom of St Martin, very much in the 1870s style.

Hindringham Church 2/2

comments (6)

Elizabeth Croston Buckalew
Summertime in Flagstaff Arizona
18 Jun 2017, 03:06

It seems very English... somehow!

Brian Walbey: Indeed, you can't get much more English than North Norfolk, perhaps you will find out for yourself one day.

Ayush Basu
Singapore
18 Jun 2017, 03:14

the suspended candle stand at the bottom right image is my favourite feature, Brian.

Brian Walbey: I wonder if it is ever used on special occasions.

Ray
Not in United States
18 Jun 2017, 04:20

That is a very impressive Dipping Pool, Brian.

Brian Walbey: I thought that when I saw it for real, again very posh for a simple country church.

Chris
England
18 Jun 2017, 06:24

It looks most agreeable Brian, I like the tiled floor too

Brian Walbey: Altogether a delightful church Chris, I wonder how large the congregation is.

Bill Phillips
Great Britain (UK)
18 Jun 2017, 08:34

a fine addition to yesterday's set of pictures Brian

Brian Walbey: Thanks Bill, a church i really enjoyed visiting.

Mary MacADNski
Canada
18 Jun 2017, 11:37

I like the terra cotta floors very much.

Brian Walbey: Quite a lot of our churches have that sort of flooring Mary.

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