St Mary Magdalene
Pulham Market, Norfolk
A flint church dating from the 14th century in a delightful Norfolk village and cared for by a vibrant church community.
The stonework on the front of the porch is outstanding.
There is an Annunciation on either side of the doorway, rows of angels playing musical instruments, a row of stone shields above the doorway, and above that two delightful windows. This is all crowned by an intricate filigree parapet and pinnacles in the form of mythical beasts.
Inside there is much of interest, including the 15th century screen with its tracery and faded paintings of the Apostles. Of the same date are the simple benches.
A good deal of the glass is also of the 15th century.
