Photo Gallery
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A view of the newer area of the village, the majority of houses in the photo were constructed in the 1950s however three new terrace houses can be seen on the right.
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The River Witham from the footbridge outside of North Witham, a ford can be seen in the foreground.
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North Witham from the south side of the River Witham which is visible in the foreground. This photo shows the changes that have occurred in the village over the last 50 years when compared to the painting from the 1950s seen elsewhere in this article.
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An older area of the village of North Witham, the converted barns of the manor house can be seen on the left.
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North Witham's Parish church of St Mary's seen from the churchyard.
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A view from the top of the church tower over the village towards the A1 motorway.
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One of the two smaller bells at the church installed in 1564.
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The largest of the three bells in the church tower, named as "Catherine"
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The Church of St Mary the Virgin viewed from the nearby road.
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One of the east facing windows in the church.
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