St. Martins Church

St. Martin's Church is located in the small village of Pattingham, West Midlands, UK. This Grade I listed parish church was constructed in the late-fifteenth century, and is believed to be the oldest building in the village. The exterior of the church features a semicircular moulding above the doors, which is regarded as an unusual feature. Inside, the church features several fine monuments, an impressive 15th-century font and medieval wall paintings, restored in 2007. Other features include a timber tie-beam roof, twelve box pews and an octagonal font cover. The churchyard contains monuments to several members of the Round family, a local family of considerable historical importance to the area. The Round family were benefactors of this church, which is evident in the substantial collection of memorials dedicated to the family. The churchyard is also a Site of Special Scientific Interest, supporting a diverse range of wildflower species.