All Saints Church, Narborough

The church features a west tower with six bells, two aisles, a nave with six bays supported by strong shafts, and a chancel with ornate decorations.

Construction of the current building began in the 13th century, with major modifications including rebuilt arcades and addition of a clerestory in the 15th century.

The interior displays the 1929 Ascension window by Theodora Salusbury, incorporating hidden fish details within the stained glass robes of religious figures.

The church maintains regular Sunday services, conducts community events, and provides street parking with additional spaces available within 250 meters.

A 13th-century font with tracery panels depicting tree trunks has been relocated three times within the church over its history.

Location: Narborough

GPS coordinates: 52.57300,-1.20340

Latest update: March 4, 2025 12:13