St. John Baptist's church, Yarburgh, was rebuilt after a fire in 1405 and is Perpendicular throughout.

The south aisle has disappeared. There are some old and rustic bench-ends.

It is now in the hands of the Churches Conservation Trust.

Mark Acton, 2008

The tower of St John Baptist's church is of ironstone.

There is a fine Perpendicular window in the west wall.

June 2015

Ironstone, the construction material of the tower, has been heavily eroded by wind and weather since the fifteenth century.

By contrast the limestone is relatively unchanged.

June 2015

The chancel and Perpendicular east window.

June 2015

The doorway created from limestone in the west face of the tower is in strong contrast to the ironstone.

June 2015

The 3-light east window, in Perpendicular style.

According to Pevsner the church was rebuilt after a fire of 1405.

June 2015