A church with perfect proportions
Away from the village, down a track through fields, St George’s has a lovely view towards a nearby wood. With its Norman round tower, octagonal upper stage and a little spire added in 1863, Shimpling is essentially a beautifully proportioned building, sympathetically restored by E C Lee between 1867-1874. Items of note include an octagonal fifteenth-century font and some pieces of Medieval stained glass.
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Away from the village, down a track through fields, St George’s has a lovely view towards a nearby wood.
With its Norman round tower, octagonal upper stage and a little spire added in 1863, Shimpling is essentially a beautifully proportioned building, sympathetically restored by E C Lee between 1867-1874.
Items of note include an octagonal 15th-century font and some pieces of Medieval stained glass.
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