St Martin's Church, Lyndon

Most of the church is 13th and 14th century.^[2][3][4] The tower dates to the 14th century, but the upper section was rebuilt the next century.^[3] Outside the porch door is a scratch dial.^[3] The south door dates to the 13th century.^[5]

On the ledge of the west window of the south aisle is an old cross head of an unknown date and purpose.^[5] It is thought to be what is left of a cross at the village crossroads or to have been part of a cross above the chancel arch.^[5][3]

The font was found in the churchyard in 1865^[2][4] and is 12th century.^[1][4] It has a square bowl^[1] carved with scrollwork and animals.^[2][5]

• Thomas Hutchinson
• Thomas Kerchever Arnold
• Lionel Cox

52°37′48″N 0°39′39″W / 52.62998°N 0.66091°W / 52.62998; -0.66091

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