Church of St John the Baptist, Bisbrooke

The present church was built in 1871, replacing a small medieval building. It has been restored in recent years so it can be used as a community hall. The old wooden parish chest can be seen.^[3]

In the churchyard is the gravestone of Nathaniel Clark (died 1813), which features a carving of four horses pulling a farm waggon. To the side, is the waggoner with a whip and hat. In the background a church can be seen. In the spandrels are farm tools. This is known as the 'Waggoner's Tombstone'.^[3][4] The headstone is also Grade II listed.^[5]

52°35′13″N 0°41′31″W / 52.58704°N 0.69181°W / 52.58704; -0.69181

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