NHER 5639 (Building record) - St Mary's Church, Weeting with Broomhill

St Mary's Church has a round tower, but this is thought to date entirely to the 19th century. It, like the majority of the church, is of flint, and as stands next to a Saxon hall site it is possible that it may have begun as a manorial chapel in the Middle or Late Saxon period. However there is no indication that any work from this period survives, and the earliest feature is some vertical stone in the chancel north wall which dates to the 11th or 12th century. The north aisle and chancel date to the Decorated period, and there are three Perpendicular three-light south windows in the nave, which has a crown-post roof of 1868.