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The medieval church has a fine west tower circa 1500. Internally restored by William Slater in 1859/60 (he was born in the village) and later the chancel more elaborately by F. Butler with good external sculpture by J. Forsyth, The North chapel was added in 1872 to designs by Salvin for Lady Milton who painted the windows herself under the auspices of Heaton, Butler & Bayne. Internally note the medieval bench ends and the continental gothic tower screen. The side aisles of the nave have a number of wall tablets, most by local carvers, John Hunt and Benjamin Button. That to William Wykes (d. 1742) by the former and that of George Ashby of Quenby Hall, Leicestershire (d. 1802) by 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 Kelmarsh.
Contact Details
Contact the vicar Revd Canon Miranda Hayes – 01858 525342 or the churchwarden, David LeSueur [email protected]
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