
Moulton Chapel Memories – Jim Benton
Does anyone on this page live in Benton Close in the village? If so you may be unaware where the name came from. It is

Does anyone on this page live in Benton Close in the village? If so you may be unaware where the name came from. It is

According to Ted Beasley (who can often be seen patrolling the village at low speed in his Vauxhall Astra!) there was an observer post and
The details of the crashes at Moulton Chapel are incorrect. On 16th August 1944 it was a Master, Serial No DM111, from 17 SFTS (Service

According to Ted Beasley (who can often be seen patrolling the village at low speed in his Vauxhall Astra!) there was an observer post and

Moulton Chapel village parade 1993. By all accounts this was one of the wet ones! Queen and Princess Gemma Spiller and Natasha King. The Davis

There is written evidence to suggest that there was a chapel here in 1259, when the Prior of Spalding and the Vicar of Moulton took issue

St James Church, Moulton Chapel. This is a lovely looking small octagonal Chapel. Erected in 1722, and was enlarged in 1886 Click on image to
 Names of identified individuals Rose Ella Smith (teacher)  Please let us know if you have any further information about this photograph

The modern choir vestry hides part of this area, thought to be dedicated to St Anthony. There is evidence of a piscina alcove although the

The Lady Chapel in the south aisle is now dedicated as a prayer corner. The evidence of fixing points show it was screened off from
The 16th century alter table is housed in the former lady chapel, now used as a prayer corner. It was originally a domestic dining table

The piscina at the east end of the north aisle was former part of a chantry chapel which would have been paid for by a
A 16th century altar table is housed in the former lady chapel, now used as a prayer corner. It was originally a domestic dining table

The clerestory is the line of windows letting in light above the Nave. Look carefully at the stone ledges running below the clerestory windows. During
All Saints’ Church, Moulton CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 360 TOUR HISTORY: All Saints’ Church in the Lincolnshire village of Moulton is known locally as
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