The "sumptious" south porch (Pevsner's assessment) was built at the expense of John Godard.  Fleurons are carved in the moulding and hood mould of the entrance.

August 2013

The Porch is 13th century, though its roof was rebuilt in 1713.

May 2015

The porch of St Edith's church has stone benches along each side and once served as the village schoolroom with vicar or curate as schoolmaster.

The graffiti on the porch walls include dates, initials and several sketches similar to this. Perhaps this was an exercise in geometry or had it a deeper significance?

June 2013

The windows in both the north and south side (here to the right) aisles are thought to date from the Elizabethan period.

May 2015

The porch with its niche and pinnacles, like the ornamented west end of the south aisle may date from c1403 when a chapel of St Mary was created.

September 2014

The brick porch dates from 1758, i.e. contemporary with the construction of the church.

October 2011

The porch on the south side of All Saints' church is flanked by angel busts.

August 2015

A closer view of the south porch and unusual eighteenth century tower of Holy Trinity.

There is some re-used Early English dog-tooth moulding in the porch entrance.

August 2013

The rather fine windows of the clerestory in Perpendicular style date from the 1890 restoration.

May 2016

The gabled porch, plain but well-proportioned, is 14th century.

May 2015

The 15th century porch of All Saints' church has an unusual timber entrance.

February 2015

The two-storeyed south porch dates from the Perpendicular period (15th century).

April 2016

The gabled south porch dates from the early 13th century. Above is an 18th century sundial.

September 2014

The red bricks of St Peter's are laid in English Garden Wall bond with 3 rows of stretchers between rows of headers.

The roofs of nave and chancel have been renewed in concrete tiles; the porch roof has attractive shaped slates.

July 2012

As with most of the church, the south porch at Gosberton was built in Perpendicular style.

September 2011

Among the graffiti in the porch is this image of a simple four-sailed post mill.

September 2013

The porch of St Andrew's church is built of Ancaster stone. It has a parapet of two tiers of quatrefoils and pinnacles.

Either side of the entrance are traceried spandrels.

May 2016

The porch on the south side of St Andrew's has similar buttresses with niches as seen elsewhere on the exterior of the church.

The gable has a parapet with richly decorated band of stone carving containing shields, angels and kneeling figures against a leafy background.

June 2015

The south porch is Perpendicular in style with pinnacles and a sundial.

March 2016

The elegant porch at St Michael's -  its doorway flanked by Doric pilasters – is an 18th century addition.

September 2014

St Helen’s has attractive decoration in black brick round doorways and windows.

At the west end is the bellcote, with star shaped bell openings and a slate-hung broach spire.

April 2015

St Peter's has an unusual porch in Tudor style with stone and in-filled timber framing.

July 2015

The porch at St Mary's was built along with the rest of the church in Perpendicular style.

June 2015

The fine south porch.

March 2016

The porch of All Saints' church is constructed from unworked limestone laid in rough courses.

October 2016

Unglazed opening on the east side of the south porch, showing the ironstone and greenstone Fowler used (possibly reused?) in the construction of the church in 1869.

August 2010

The south porch dates from the late thirteenth century.

March 2017

The timber and stone porch with slated roof dates from the Victorian restoration.

October 2016

Several parts of St Mary's church were rebuilt in 1861-63, including the entrance to the south porch.

September 2011

View of the porch and double bellcote. Pevsner speculates that the bellcote predates the Victorian restoration.

August 2015

The ornate south porch of St Mary's dates from 1520. It was given by Robert Langay and William Palmer.

August 2013