NHER 5282 (Building record) - St Margaret's Church or St Mary's Church, Norton Subcourse

This parish church comprises a combined nave and chancel as well as a west tower. The flint built tower dates to the Saxo-Norman period and dominates the body of the church which is later in date, being mostly from the 14th century. The tiled roof is a replacement but many original features survive including the Decorated style east window and the carved stone headstops that adorn the top of all the windows. Much of the stained glass is original and dates to the 14th century. Inside is a fine 13th century octagonal font carved from Purbeck marble and impressive double piscina. The royal arms of George IV can be seen on the west wall. There is evidence to suggest that this church has connections with the college of priests at nearby Raveningham and this may explain why a church of this scale serves a relatively small parish.