All Saints Church - Saxon and medieval Church Earls Barton Northamptonshire

ALL SAINTS CHURCH - EARLS BARTON

All Saints Church has served Earls Barton for many centuries. It has a famous Saxon tower of 970AD, a Norman door and arcading, Medieval rood screen, Victorian font and pews, together with a modern 20th century inner porch and windows

Apart from the famous Saxon tower, the church is mainly built with Northamptonshire ironstone and limestone. The tower is constructed from barnack rag stone, infilled with locally found upper estuarine limestone.
Every century from the tenth onwards is represented in the fabric and fittings of the building
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	All Saints Church has served Earls Barton for many centuries. It has a famous Saxon tower of 970AD, a Norman door and arcading, Medieval rood screen, Victorian font and pews, together with a modern 20th century inner porch and windows
Apart from the famous Saxon tower, the church is mainly built with Northamptonshire ironstone and limestone. The tower is constructed from barnack rag stone, infilled with locally found upper estuarine limestone. Every century from the tenth onwards is represented in the fabric and fittings of the building