St Mary's Church, Old Hunstanton

The Norman font is in the traditional location at the west of the nave.^[1] The lower panels of the chancel screen are 16th-century.^[2]

There is a single tenor bell, by John Stephens of Norwich and dating from 1726.^[3]

Most of the stained glass dates from the 1860s refurbishment.^[4] The five-light east window is generally regarded as Preedy's greatest work.^[4] Preedy also designed the three-light Tree of Jesse east window in the south aisle chapel; there are also windows by Powell and Paul Quail.^[4]

The organ was built in 1936 by J. W. Walker & Sons Ltd; the organ case was built by Sir Walter Tapper.^[5] Walkers undertook various refurbishments and modifications; the most recent refurbishment was by W. & A. Boggis of Diss in 2008.^[6]

The church is home to a roost of common pipistrelle and soprano pipistrelle bats.^[7]

52°56′55″N 0°30′45″E / 52.94865°N 0.51251°E / 52.94865; 0.51251