Corringham St Mary
Essex
Corringham church seems to have begun life as a herringbone style
nave and chancel. The west end of the chancel survives as does
the nave wall around the south porch and supposedly flanking the
tower entrance of a very Romanesque arch. Later the nave was
heightened and a tower built, allegedly before 1120. The
fourteenth century north aisle saw the demolition of the nave north
wall.
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Paul Martin Remfry