St Margaret's Church Heveningham With Ubbeston

About

The Church is Grade 1 listed and is mentioned in the Domesday Book, though the present stone-built Church dates from the 11th and 12th centuries, with many later additions. It has a fine hammerbeam roof, a peal of five bells, donated by George III, a wooden effigy of Sir John Heveningham and a large manorial pew, complete with fireplace. Unusually there are two fonts, one 19th century, and the other, 16th century moved there from St Peters, Ubbeston.