St Nicholas' Church, Ipswich is a medieval church in Ipswich. It is currently used by the Diocese of St Edmundsbury & Ipswich as a conference centre and is adjacent to the diocesan offices, and the bishops' offices. The church dates from 1300 and was substantially refitted in 1849. The fifteenth century tower was rebuilt in 1886.[1]
St Nicholas was a parish church and in the late medieval times this parish was part of Ipswich south ward, along with the parish of St Peters.[2]
Bellsedit
The church has a ring of 5 bells all but the 2nd were cast by Henry Pleasant of Sudbury in 1706.[3] The second was cast by Miles I Graye of Colchester[4] in 1630. All 5 bells hang in oak frame dating from c.1706.
^"Church of St Nicholas, Ipswich". historicengland.org.uk. Historic England. Retrieved 8 September 2020.
^Amor, Nicholas R. Late Medieval Ipswich : Trade and Industry. Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell Press. ISBN9781843836735.
^"Bell Founders Database". bellfounders.net. Retrieved 11 September 2020.
^"Bell Founders Database". bellfounders.net. Retrieved 22 September 2020.
^"Dove Details". dove.cccbr.org.uk. Retrieved 1 August 2020.
November 16, 2023
nicholas, church, ipswich, medieval, church, ipswich, currently, used, diocese, edmundsbury, ipswich, conference, centre, adjacent, diocesan, offices, bishops, offices, church, dates, from, 1300, substantially, refitted, 1849, fifteenth, century, tower, rebuil. St Nicholas Church Ipswich is a medieval church in Ipswich It is currently used by the Diocese of St Edmundsbury amp Ipswich as a conference centre and is adjacent to the diocesan offices and the bishops offices The church dates from 1300 and was substantially refitted in 1849 The fifteenth century tower was rebuilt in 1886 1 Contents 1 St Nicholas Parish 2 Bells 3 Notable people buried in St Nicholas graveyard 4 ReferencesSt Nicholas Parish editSt Nicholas was a parish church and in the late medieval times this parish was part of Ipswich south ward along with the parish of St Peters 2 Bells editThe church has a ring of 5 bells all but the 2nd were cast by Henry Pleasant of Sudbury in 1706 3 The second was cast by Miles I Graye of Colchester 4 in 1630 All 5 bells hang in oak frame dating from c 1706 Bells of St Nicholas Ipswich 5 Bell Date Note Diameter Founder Weightlong measure lb kgTreble 1706 Eb 27 50 in 69 9 cm Henry Pleasant 4 long cwt 2 qr 500 2302nd 1630 Db 28 38 in 72 1 cm Miles I Graye 4 long cwt 3 qr 530 2403rd 1706 C 30 31 in 77 0 cm Henry Pleasant 5 long cwt 1 qr 590 2704th 1706 Bb 34 63 in 88 0 cm Henry Pleasant 7 long cwt 1 qr 810 370Tenor 1706 Ab 39 38 in 100 0 cm Henry Pleasant 10 long cwt 1 100 500Notable people buried in St Nicholas graveyard editPeyton Ventris 1645 1691 judge and politician References edit Church of St Nicholas Ipswich historicengland org uk Historic England Retrieved 8 September 2020 Amor Nicholas R Late Medieval Ipswich Trade and Industry Woodbridge Suffolk Boydell Press ISBN 9781843836735 Bell Founders Database bellfounders net Retrieved 11 September 2020 Bell Founders Database bellfounders net Retrieved 22 September 2020 Dove Details dove cccbr org uk Retrieved 1 August 2020 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title St Nicholas 27 Church Ipswich amp oldid 1082083911, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
