Building record SWD 007 - Church of St Edmund

Church of St Edmund. Entirely rebuilt circa 1430. Extensive details in (S1)(S2)(S3).
Scarfe suggests it could be the second of the two churches recorded as Domesday churches for the parish of Reydon (S4).
The gates to the church are made in the complimentary gothic style and were cast by local ironfounder G.E. Child (S5).

Archaeological monitoring associated with internal re‑ordering at the west end of St Edmund’s Church revealed substantial remains of a 13th‑century chapel, including walling, floor surfaces, and possible structural additions, preserved beneath later medieval and post‑medieval flooring. The works also documented the survival of extensive 15th‑century tiled flooring, Purbeck paviours, and numerous later burials (S6).