St Andrew Churchyard in Stoke Dry, Rutland

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Stoke Dry, Rutland Unitary Authority, Rutland LE15 9JG England

Coordinates: 52.56206, -0.73941
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A majority of the grave stones in the St. Andrew churchyard can be found in the north east corner of the yard, with a small number also found in the south east and west sections surrounding the church. Additional grave stones, memorial plaques, monuments, and memorial windows can be found inside the church. The church of St. Andrew, Stoke Dry was originally an aisleless 12th century building, with the current church consisting of a chancel, south chapel, clearstoried nave of three bays, north aisle, south aisle, north porch and south porches, and a small west tower. The upper room on the north porch is a 16th century addition and is approached by a projecting spiral stair from the aisle and the south porch is likely a 17th century addition. Various medieval wall paintings depict the crucifixion of St. Andrew and representations of St. Christopher and the martyrdom of St. Edmund. The tower contains one bell, which was cast by Thomas Eayre of Kettering in 1761.