St Lawrence
Fulstow, Lincolnshire
St Lawrence's; a place of peace, for worship, prayer and contemplation.
St Mary church was built c1200 in the Early English Style. The east window of the chancel is a lancet with two lights and the quatrefoil window above them has old stained glass. There is a double piscina on the south side of the altar and an ambery on the north side. The north chancel Priests door has two unusual drip stone terminations.
The tower is built of local sandstone, and has been used as a look out post in times of danger and as recently as the last war. The south aisle was used as a school until 1863, when the church school was built in Station Road the last house on the left now called The Larches.
We have a very interesting document on the information table just inside the entrance which includes people with connections to the church from 1086 to 1933.
