Barton upon Humber is almost like a suburb of Hull, except that it is on the wrong side of the rather expensive Humber Bridge. It is a pleasant enough but perfectly ordinary little town - except for St Peter's Church which is a pleasant enough and ordinary little church - except for its West tower which is an absolute delight.
There is clearly an architectural break between the lower part of the tower, whose Anglo-Saxon origin is clear enough to anyone who knows anything at all, and the top part [belfry] which is clearly newer though still very old. I could not have dated this top part to the end of the 11th century with any confidence although I am sure the judgement that it must be dated to the Saxon/Norman overlap period is perfectly sound. Anyway the whole thing is a gem.