Architectural Features
Late C13 tall bell openings with 'Y' tracery, much restored.
Nave and chancel in one with good early C14 fenestration, generally 2-light windows with cusped Y-tracery, some with ogee heads to lights.
C14 south doorway and priests door in south wall of chancel.
C14 north doorway blocked in flintwork: hoodmould with head stops.
C14 double piscina in south-east corner of chancel with clustered shafts, ogee and cusped Y-tracery head under a crocketted ogee head mould on headstops.
South wall of nave, a wall monument to Edward Wigg, d. 1825.
Font, C13, on two octagonal risers: tapered octagonal bowl with shallow arcading on octagonal stem and eight shafts, all in Purbeck marble.
TM4098 : St Mary & St Margaret, Norton Subcourse, Norfolk - Font