St Mary, Molland

A brief history of the Church of St Mary

The nave and the tower of the church are fifteenth century in age and replaced an earlier building, the north aisle being added in the sixteenth. The font is Norman (twelfth century) and is the only surviving part of the earlier church. One of the main features of the church are the box pews, 44 of them with their individual doors which date from the 1740s.

Address

Molland
Devon
EX36 3NG

Churchwardens

Mr John Lawson
Mr Brian Taylor

Accessibility

Our Building

Music and Worship

Help for Visitors

Toilet – public toilets available in the village

Disabled toilet - public toilets available in the village

Car parking

 

Stained glass

Listed building

Bell ringing

Organ

Guidebook/notes

Church open

 

Sacred Space at St Mary's in February - A thin place?