Geograph - photograph every grid square

The grass has not yet been cut in the southeastern section. St Botolph's church > Link - Link - Link stands in the grounds of Westwick Hall - home to the Berneys and later the Petres - hemmed in by tall trees on three sides and hence difficult to photograph. The church was extensively restored by J Petre in 1845. There are several C18 and C19 wall monuments > Link and the east window is by Heaton, Butler and Bayne (1898) > Link. Other windows contain C19 glass roundels, some depicting bees > Link. These were funded by the Rev Henry John Coleman > Link - the then rector and an enthusiastic bee keeper - from the proceeds of the sale of his honey. The font dates from the early 16th century > Link - Link as does the restored rood screen > Link - Link. The church is kept locked but a key is available. For more information see: Link