One of the archways erected by the 4th Earl of Orford of Mannington Hall. The well maintained, roof- and towerless shell still houses a number of monuments, the old font and a broken stone coffin. The 2nd Lord Orford is believed to have destroyed a tomb belonging to the Scalmers family, former owners of Mannington Hall, and ever since then the church is said to be haunted by the ghost of a female member of said family.One of the archways erected by the 4th Earl of Orford of Mannington Hall. The well maintained, roof- and towerless shell still houses a number of monuments, the old font and a broken stone coffin. The 2nd Lord Orford is believed to have destroyed a tomb belonging to the Scalmers family, former owners of Mannington Hall, and ever since then the church is said to be haunted by the ghost of a female member of said family.
One of the archways erected by the 4th Earl of Orford of Mannington Hall. The well maintained, roof- and towerless shell still houses a number of monuments, the old font and a broken stone coffin. The 2nd Lord Orford is believed to have destroyed a tomb belonging to the Scalmers family, former owners of Mannington Hall, and ever since then the church is said to be haunted by the ghost of a female member of said family.