The Grade I listed church[dates from the 12th century and contains some of the finest Early English work in the county. It also has a rare 14th-century timber porch outside the south door. The north aisle was added in 1900 by George Frederick Bodley. The gridiron associated with the martyrdom of St. Laurence can be seen in the stonework of the church tower. (wiki)
1935 plan drawing of St. Laurence Church, Northfield, showing ages of stonework. The wooden porch that was added in 14th century, still survives today. Hardman and Co. who replaced the original 13th Century stained glass also worked on the Houses Of Commons windows.
