History Medival Church

Willingham Church is famous for three features in particular. Firstly, we have here one of the most extensive ranges of wall paintings in the country. Secondly, we have a most unusual roof. Finally, we have a very fine 13th century Sacristy built entirely of stone, which leads off the chancel.
By following the links below you can see a fun tour of the history of our church or a more extensive description of the wall paintings with many photos and close-ups.
	Old Photos of the church
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	This tour shows you the key events during the past 800 years
	This tours takes you round the many wallpaintings in the church
	Here you can see a facsimile of the history of Willingham church written by Rev. Bywaters in the early 1960's
	Jerry Lander, church Architect has developed a theory that the Sacrity was originally an "Anchorhold"
If you have any comments on these tours please e-mail to info@willinghamchurch.org