Little Somborne, Hampshire - All Saints
Church
11th century
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Notes in italics from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by Nikolaus Pevsner
and David Lloyd (1967) Yale University Press, New Haven and London.
Nave and chancel in one and bell-turret.
The nave is Saxon, see the one lesene on the N side and a
small fragment of another on the S side, and also the W quoins of
long-and-short work.
Plain Late Norman S doorway with one slight
continuous chamfer.
Traces of a blocked N doorway.
Several altered Norman windows.
Late Norman also the blocked former chancel arch with
trumpet-scallop capitals. Above this low former chancel in the E wall two
lancets.
To the S of the chancel arch a re-set Norman
window or, according to the VCH, an image niche.