St Wilfrid's Church, North Muskham

Visited in November, the church was open on a Saturday, with an autumnal garland over the entrance porch.Inside there was an impressive red poppy display for Remberance Sunday.The font is of 1662, the pulpit somewhat later, as are the altar rails with elegant balusters. The richly carved oak rood screen may be Tudor.There are four-light windows north and south and a five-light east window in the grand chancel. The clerestory has three-light windows and contemporary timber roof. There are some pieces of early 16th century stained glass with the Barton rebus. The church also contains Victorian and Edwardian glass, including a window by C E Kempe & Co. of LondonIn summary an interesting little church.

Our second visit to this delightful church. Good to find it open, Very peaceful.

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