St Nicholas, North Stoneham

St Nicholas is “An intriguing and problematical building…”. The church was rebuilt at some time between 1590 and 1610 with older features, possibly from other buildings, incorporated; it was restored in 1826 and again later in the 19th Century. (The Buildings of England: Hampshire & the Isle of Wight, 1985)

Photographs, taken by members of the Medieval Graffiti Survey, are shown below.

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Crosses		A daisy wheel		Initials with a date		Inscriptions with a date
Initials with date		An inverted stone re-used in the porch		A 2nd World War inscription		A modern mason’s mark