Wrabness - Church of All Saints

All Saint’s church overlooks the river and has several traces of its Norman origin, with two remarkable features in the porch. One is the arch over the inner doorway of Norman origin, the second is the 13^th century stone coffin top, with a consecration cross inserted in the west wall.

The tower fell many years ago and a wooden belfry containing a single bell is now in the southwest corner of the churchyard, covered with evergreen creeper.