St Mary's Church, Islington

2013-06-26

A romantic partial ruin

St Mary’s is a mainly 14th-century cruciform church, and sits in the richest of all ecclesiastical belts that stretches from King’s Lynn to Wisbech.

The romantic buttressed and battlemented tower retains two bells, and within the chancel are fine monuments to the Bagges family.

Parts of the church are now ruined although the tower and chancel still have a roof.