St Mary's church is the other of the four churches which is still in use in the parish of Shotesham, apart from All Saints >
Link - in formerly High Shotesham -the other three churches are situated in a part of the village which used to be called Low Shotesham. The church dates from the 13th century but was exentsively restored in the 19th century >
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Link when all the furnishings were renewed and the reredos installed. Until recently the church was without electricity, there was no heating and candles provided the lighting - a generator now provides both. The octagonal font >
Link dates from the 15th century and there are fragments of medieval glass in the east window of the north chapel >
Link. The clock bell >
Link beside the pulpit was cast in 1675 by Edward Tooke. The royal arms >
Link are to William IV and dated to 1834. St Mary's church is kept locked.