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Gabled timber-framed church porch with decorative bargeboards, open arched entrance, and low stone side walls.

Little Eversden church, porch c.1400. (RCHM)

St Helen, Little Eversden

History of St Helen

Listed Building

Parish church. C14 except for West tower and North porch which are c.1400 or early C15. (Historic England)

In 2025 the church was being restored.

The wooden porch of St Helen, Little Eversden features a peaked roof with decorative edging and a low wooden gate at entrance.

St Helen, Little Eversden (RGL2025)

A stone church tower surrounded by tall metal scaffolding, with a dark wooden porch in the foreground under a cloudy sky.

St Helen, Little Eversden (RGL2025)

White vaulted ceiling with dark wooden beams and a tall metal scaffolding structure set up in the interior of a building.

St Helen, Little Eversden (RGL2025)

The interior of a church with a high, white-vaulted ceiling, exposed dark wooden beams, and bell ropes hanging centrally.

St Helen, Little Eversden (RGL2025)

Building dates

  • Built 1300–1399
Source for this date
  • Built 1300–1399: Listed building: C14 (grade II*)

Tags

  • church
  • Listed building
  • medieval

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