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Suffolk’s lasting legacy Suffolk’s old churches are a treasure trove of history. Their bold flint towers or stone spires are landmarks; inside they tell the people’s story.

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East Anglia was once the most populated region of . With the arrival of the Normans in 1066, it grew rich on wool, trading with Europe for huge returns. Small villages built mighty churches with their gains. Today, many of those villages have moved or vanished, leaving only the churches behind. All the churches in this leaflet have been saved by treasure trove The Churches Conservation Trust. The Trust is a charity that cares for more than 340 churches in England. This is one of 18 leaflets that highlight their history and treasures. of history For more information on the other guides in this series, trace the lives and loves of the great and as well as interactive maps and downloadable information, the good in the Medieval church of All Saints, see visitchurches.org.uk 3 1 Little Wenham, Badley, All Saints St Mary One of Suffolk’s best- A church frozen in time kept secrets A visit to St Mary’s begins with a journey – a mile’s walk or drive This 13th-century flint church, with a Tudor brick-topped down a rutted track across Suffolk farmland, to a small valley tower, is hidden away up a track past one of the oldest of trees and birdsong. The flint-and-brick church has nothing houses in England. Behind the altar, the walls are alive with for company but a 16th-century farmhouse and the wildlife Medieval paintings: pick out St Margaret with her dragon of its pretty churchyard. Passing through the sturdy medieval and St Catherine with her wheel. The saints are elegant and door with its iron grille, you step into a time capsule – a church almost ghostlike, with strange blackened faces from the scarcely changed for 300 years, with plain walls and a brick ageing paint. There are also wall plaques to the local Brewse floor set with memorials to the Poleys, once owners of the family – one with the doll-sized figure of John Brewse, house nearby. kneeling in eternal prayer.

Badley, IP6 8RU Little Wenham, Ipswich CO7 6PU 3m SE of off B1113 7m SW of Ipswich off A12 Nearest railway station: Stowmarket (2 miles) Nearest railway station: Manningtree (5 miles) Open daily Keyholder nearby – see website for details visitchurches.org.uk/daysout

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Brilliant carvings and with us Spend a day tombs, statues and a legendary beast stained glass The tower of this church is a landmark, visible high above the Five centuries of parishioners have worshipped at this vast town. Inside, the 15th-century building is filled with light and full country church. Everything is on a grand scale – the east of images of wonderful creatures. A wooden dole-cupboard window is stunning, with stained glass images of glorious saints – where bread was left for the poor – is carved with religious and angels. Tombs have life-size statues in elaborate 17th- worthies and a perky rat. Gaze upwards and you’ll see roof century fashions. There are also 13 hatchments – wood and carvings of angels, a lion, two-headed eagles and a bat. St Mary’s canvas coats of arms – more than any other Suffolk church. is also famous for the Black Dog of Bungay – it appeared during a terrifying storm in 1577 and attacked the congregation. Churchway, Redgrave, Diss IP22 1RJ 4m W of Diss off B1113, 1m from village centre St Mary’s Street, Bungay NR35 1AX Nearest railway station: Diss (4 miles) Town centre of Bungay Open first Sat of month all year: Dec-Mar, 10am-12pm; Nearest railway station: Beccles (4 miles) Apr-May, 10am-2pm; Jun-Sep, 10am-4pm; Oct/Nov, Open daily 10am-2pm; at other times keyholder nearby Ellough, All Saints 9 More churches to enjoy A striking 14th-century church standing proudly on a hill. Each CCT church has been saved because it is special. It boasts a 15th-century font, a timber roof and a great We can’t do justice to them all in one leaflet, so visit our website collection of brasses. Also look for the names of for more information on those only briefly described here. 19th-century labourers carved into the pulpit’s base. Beccles NR34 7TR 2m S of Beccles 6 Open daily

Icklingham, All Saints 10 This unspoilt thatched church, built largely in the 14th century, is a treasure house of local craftsmanship. The octagonal font is beautifully carved and the floor of the chancel has a dazzling mosaic of 14th-century tiles. The Street, , IP28 6PL Akenham, St Mary 5 8m NW of Bury St Edmunds on A1101 This flint-towered church from the later Middle Ages is in Open daily Easter to end Oct, Sun only rest of year a delightful rural spot, yet it is only four miles from the centre of Ipswich. The interior is simple but beautiful – and contains Ipswich, St Mary-at-the-Quay a wonderful carved font. 11 This Medieval church lies next to Ipswich’s regenerated Akenham, Ipswich IP1 6TQ quayside. Elegant Perpendicular windows bathe the interior 3m N of Ipswich off A14 and take A1156 – and its handsome arcades – with light. The wonderful Keyholder nearby Medieval hammerbeam roof in the nave has carved figures of apostles. Chilton, St Mary 6 Foundation Street, Ipswich IP4 1BU A 15th-century stone-and-flint church, with a splendid SE of town centre, junction of Key Street

16th-century red brick tower. The chapel – the Crane Chantry visitchurches.org.uk/joinus and Foundation Street – has stunning monuments to Sir Robert Crane, MP for Keyholder nearby Sudbury, and his two wives.

Sudbury CO10 2ZB Newton Green, All Saints 12 1m NE of Sudbury off B1115 A Norman church, rebuilt in the 14th century with a lovely Keyholder nearby wooden porch. Inside, the Medieval treasures include wall paintings of Nativity scenes and a marble effigy of a lady wearing a wimple. Claydon, St Peter 7 A Saxon church with wonderful views over the Gipping Church Road, Newton Green, Sudbury CO10 0QP

Valley. The Victorian interior – commissioned by eccentric Become a supporter 3m E of Sudbury off A134 High Church rector, George Drury – is stunning, full of vibrant Open daily stained glass and extravagant carving.

Church Lane, Claydon, Ipswich IP6 0EQ Rickinghall Superior, St Mary 13 4m NW of Ipswich off A14 This handsome church has a 14th-century tower and Open daily chancel, a broad 15th-century nave, with magnificent Perpendicular windows, and beautiful Victorian stained glass. One window shows Samuel Speare, an altar boy at St Mary’s, Covehithe, St Andrew 8 Once a glorious medieval church, St Andrew’s now lies who became a missionary aged 15 and died in Zanzibar aged 20. in picturesque ruin by the sea, with only the lofty tower and Rickinghall Superior, Diss IP22 1EZ a curtain of walling surviving. A smaller thatched-roof church, 7m SW of Diss on corner of B1113 and A143 built in 1672 and still in use, nestles inside the ruins. Keyholder nearby Covehithe, Lowestoft NR34 7JW 7m S of Lowestoft off A12 Visitors welcome to look around ruin, no access to tower , St Andrew 14 This isolated, homely church stands at the end of a long 3 track on the site of a vanished village. The chancel, nave and square west tower date from the 14th century – but the church also has a beautifully carved Norman doorway. Sapiston, Thetford IP31 1RY 7m SE of Thetford off A1088 Open daily

South Elmham, All Saints 15 A charming medieval church with animal-shaped bench ends, in a churchyard filled with wild flowers. The attractive round tower is Norman in origin but much restored in the 19th century. South Elmham, Bungay IP19 0PB 5m S of Bungay Open daily

Stanton, St John the Baptist 16 An evocative, partially ruined flint church with a bold tower and fabulous 14th-century windows. The churchyard is an oasis of trees in unhedged farmland. The floor of the roofless nave and chancel is carpeted with grass. Bury St Edmunds IP31 2XD 9m NE of Bury St Edmunds off A143 Open daily

Stonham Parva, St Mary 17 Spectacular and airy, this medieval flintwork church has a tower, with parapets accented with slender pinnacles. The nave and chancel are impressively high, and inside the , St Mary 19 double hammerbeam nave roof is a splendid example St Mary’s sits at the end of a winding path amongst of Medieval craftsmanship. picturesque trees and meadows. A Norman church rebuilt Church Lane, Stonham Parva, Stowmarket IP14 5JL in the 14th century, it boasts wonderful stone carving, 10m N of Ipswich off A140 a handsome 15th-century font and beautiful Victorian Open daily stained glass. Washbrook, Ipswich IP8 3HQ Sudbury, St Peter 18 3m W of Ipswich off A1071 This vast, magnificent medieval church dominates the Keyholder nearby town from the top of Market Hill. It has a stunning Victorian interior – including a gorgeous altar screen and carved fittings. , All Saints 20 Outside is a statue of Sudbury’s most famous son, painter Although restored by the Victorians, All Saints still Thomas Gainsborough. contains stone carving and a chancel arch from Norman Market Square, Sudbury CO10 2TP times. The 15th-century benches have beautiful carvings Market Square, town centre – look for the back panel filled with grotesque creatures, Open regularly for events; at other times keyholder nearby some with human heads. – see website for details Wordwell, Bury St Edmunds IP28 6UN 6m N of Bury St Edmunds on B1106 Open Apr to Oct, daily; Nov to Mar, Sun & Bank Holidays; at other times keyholder nearby A968

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A3110 ISLES OF SCILLY Find out more Welcome to a thousand Our website has a host of additional information years of English history that will help you plan and enjoy your visit, including: • Interactive maps The Churches Conservation Trust is the national • Filterable lists of all our churches charity protecting historic churches at risk. • Up to date opening times We’ve saved over 340 beautiful buildings • Visitor comments which attract more than 1.5 million visitors a year. • Downloadable guides With our help and with your support they are • Image galleries kept open and in use – living once again at the heart of their communities. • Event listings Go to visitchurches.org.uk to access all this and more. Visiting information Go to visitchurches.org.uk for detailed directions, local maps, information on disability access and up to date opening times. For other enquiries, call us on 020 7213 0660 (Monday – Friday, office hours), or [email protected] Please take care when visiting our churches. Floors may be uneven/worn or slippery, and interior lighting may be low.

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