Holy Trinity Scoulton
This beautiful church is tucked away off the B1108 main Norwich to Watton road, but the churchyard is hedged in and so beautiful that you might be miles from anywhere.
The nave is thatched, the aisles have slate and the chancel has tiles. Very unusual to see three different materials on the one building. The windows are about late 13th or early 14th century, all filled with clear glass.
The nave itself has a collection of 19th century benches, but the font cover and pulpit on the south side are older, probably 17th century. The pulpit on the north side is a modern copy of the old one, and it seemed most unusual to see the two together. Jacobean panelling has been set behind the pulpits to form kind of low screen, which turns eastward at the entrance to the chancel.
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