Burrow Mump, nr. Burrowbridge / Burrow Bridge / Othery Burrow Mump

The Victoria County History (Somerset, vol. 6, 1992) notes: "The chapel of St. Michael on Burrow Mump, probably so dedicated by the later Middle Ages [...] and certainly by 1548 [...] appears by the 18th century to have comprised a chancel, a central tower with a south transeptal chapel and octagonal stair turret, and a nave [...] Excavation of the site suggested the previous existence of a chapel on the north side of the chancel and of a crypt outside the north wall of the nave [...] The building seems to have been of the late 15th or the earlier 16th century. It was replaced c. 1793 by a single-cell structure with a porch in the centre of its south wall and a west tower, the remains of which still stand, owned since 1946 by the National Trust." [NB: we have no information on the baptismal font of the medieval church, or of the later church now in ruins]