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Whilst the tower is medieval the church was so re built in the 17th and 18th century and that is it’s overriding appearance. The vestry though was added by Bodley, 1879. Internally the medieval nave and aisles now have 18th century ceilings leading to a pure 18th century chancel. The reconstruction of the church was carried out by William Smith of Warwick between 1737 – 1743; the contemporary plaster work is by John The Isham mausoleum is separated from the chancel by three equally large and bold arches, sparingly decorated with the family’s arms surrounded by deft rococo plasterwork. The room is raised up as it stands above the family vault, the steps to it giving extra emphasis. It was clearly replanned by Francis Smith of Warwick with his spectacular tomb to Sir Justinian Isham (d.1737) in the ...
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Opening Times
The Church is normally locked, see below for contact details.
The church lies close to a Country House which offers a restaurant and is open to the public. For opening times, please look at the Historic Houses section of our website under Lamport.
Contact Details
Key obtainable from Rev. Canon Mary Garbutt – 01604 842086 or [email protected] or from Mary Parker – 01604 880198.
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