St Mary, Wissington

This small Norman church stands near to the River Stour and has a notable ornamented south door, fine Norman chancel arch, and a unique 15th Century font.

Gifted to Cluniac monks in the reign of Henry I, the interior has a cycle of wall paintings dating from about 1280 which includes an early depiction of St Francis of Assisi and an unusual nativity sequence.

A public footpath runs through the churchyard.