Newton Green, All Saints Church 1907
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The nave of All Saints' Church is Norman, with later windows of c1300. Only the chancel is now used for worship; the rest of the building is in the care of the Redundant Churches Fund. The 14th-century wooden porch has been restored and glazed. On the north wall of the nave is a sequence of paintings of the life of the Virgin. The 15th-century pulpit has an inscription asking for prayers for Richard Mondi and Leticie his wife. In the chancel is the canopied effigy of Margaret Boteler (d1410). The rector in 1907 was the Rev Alfred Wren.
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