Set up on a hill, overlooking the village of Gt. Walsingham, this pretty little church is of 14^th century origin. 

Inside its tower are three bells made in Kings Lynn between 1330 and 1350, still used today. 

There are some nice hideous gargoyles as well as a scratch dial located on the eastern most buttress of the church’s south aisle, at about chest height.  The pew ends feature strange animals, apostles and angels.