From the church into the north porch, built around 1330. Later,
an upper floor was built; this involved hacking away at the
magnificently decorated entrance to the church.
Either side of the door to the exterior is a door, hiding spiral
staircases to the upper floor. Pilgrims came to the upper floor to
venerate a relic - St. Wulfram's arm.
The casket which had contained the arm was sold at the
Reformation but we have no record what happened to the arm. The
Friends of St. Wulfram's Church transformed the porch into our
Visitor Centre with display boards and touchscreen telling the
history of St. Wulfram's church and showing some of its points of
interest.
"The Friends" commissioned the painting of the Royal Arms to
celebrate the 80th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II.