| Erected at the end of the 14th century a truly big Perpendicular
decorated Church, that dwarfs the small village of Cawston. The tower
stands at 120 feet. A deeply moulded doorway with a wodehouse or wild man and a dragon. The crest of De La Pole family was the head of a wild man. The De Pole's were the Earls of Suffolk who largely rebuilt this magnificent church and its mighty tower in the early 15th century. |
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Inside is a 14th century chalice case of leather which was probably used to contain the crown which the churchwarden had to provide each year for the figure of St. Agnes in the church. | |
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A truly beautiful hammerbeam roof with standing angels with outstretched wings. More angels line the cornice and the apex. Poppyheaded
benches with one dated from 1706.
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