English: The church of All Saints - porch and tower. The remote village of Brandon Parva consists of only about 20 houses and All Saints church > 845714 is located beside a farm track > 845670 by Church Plantation, on its own. Much restored and repaired during the 19th century, a few original corbels have survived, as has the original C14 font > 807713. In the southeast corner of the nave there is an elaborate memorial to John Warner (d. 1702) at the age of 21 > 807719. The roof was rebuilt in 1860 and the stained glass in the windows is early 20th century; the tower arch is decorated by a hood mould carved with trailing vines, presently supported with props as the keystone of the arch has slipped and there is a danger for the whole structure to collapse > 845728 - 807716. In march 2008, English Heritage and the Heritage Lottery Fund have granted £178,000 towards the funding of urgently required repair work. The church is kept locked, a key is readily availabe. For more information see: http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/brandonparva/brandonparva.htm