St Lawrence - Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire - Medieval Churches on Waymarking.com

"St. Lawrence’s Church was ravaged by fire in 1916 and considerably rebuilt. The glazed fleche on the roof of the Church gives a clue to the recent changes - the pillars of the nave were removed a few years ago to give a clear floor area to enable multi-use. Though not approved by everyone, the dramatic interior is worth viewing."

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"Parish Church. C13 rebuilt 1855 in Early English style by R C Hussey. Tower, 4 bay nave with north and south aisles, south porch and chancel. Coursed rubble with ashlar dressings. Plain tile ridge roof with eastern coped gables topped with finials. Lower stages of tower include medieval masonary with clasping buttresses. Bell stage has opening on each face, 2-light with geometric tracery. Machicolations, gargoyles and battlements above. Simple 2-light windows to aisles, with plate tracery and drip hood moulds. Eastern window of 3 lancets. Gabled porch. C20 shallow pitched nave roof with rendered clerestory."

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Building Materials: Stone

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