The Corpus of ROMANESQUE SCULPTURE in Britain & Ireland
St Martin of Tours (now)
Parish church
West Coker is a large village situated 3 mi SW of Yeovil. The church St Martin ot Tours, which is located in the centre of the village, has 13thc or 14thc origins but was mainly rebuilt in 1863-64. It consists of a W tower, nave with N and S aisles, and chancel with N chapel and S vestry. The church contains an early font of uncertain date.
Parish church
Chipping Ongar is a small town in the Epping Forest district of SW Essex, 10 miles W of Chelmsford. The busy High Street runs S from the junction with the main A414 Harlow to Chelmsford road, and the church is tucked away on a side road on its E side. It is of coursed flint and pebble rubble with brick quoins, with a Norman nave and chancel with a 4-bay S aisle added to the nave in 1884, a vestry added on the N side of the chancel at the same time, a W gallery and a 19thc W porch. There is no tower but a weatherboarded W bell turret with a spirelet over the W bay of the nave. There are plain Norman lancets in the chancel N and S walls and the nave N and W walls, but the only features recorded here are the N and S chancel doorways.