The Norman tower collapsed when stuck by lightning in 1392, a 100 foot spire was added when repaired. The spire was removed in 1969 to reduce the load on the tower (100 tons of material was removed)
Photo: C Myers, St Nicholas Center
The local brick clerestory was added in the 15th century
Photo: C Myers, St Nicholas Center
Arches and columns added in 13th century; carved wooden screen and rood destroyed at the Reformation
Photo: C Myers, St Nicholas Center
Photo: C Myers, St Nicholas Center
Photo: C Myers, St Nicholas Center
Hour glass, to the right of pulpit, is from the time of Elizabeth I, runs for 15 minutes to time sermon length
Photo: C Myers, St Nicholas Center
Keyingham , Yorkshire England UK
Church of England (Anglican)
The church has ancient roots, probably going back 400 years before the Norman era, and is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The Norman structure has had many alterations and additions over the centuries.
