Museum All Saints, Wordwell, Suffolk IP28 6UN

Wordwell is a small parish in the Suffolk Brecklands containing a small Norman Church, one of the few not to have been enlarged or rebuilt.  At the time of the Domesday survey, Wordwell was a manor on the estate of St Edmund's with a church and a population of 15 families with 2 slaves.

All Saints possesses a Norman doorway which is early 12th century and is completely unrestored with a plain arch.  

Although much of the church was restored by the Victorians between 1857 - 1866, All Saints still contains stone carvings and 13th - 15th century oak benches which have beautiful carvings of animal figures, poppyheads and one is said to represent three dragons, a jester with a curled up tail and animal bodies with human heads.