Church of St Edmund is a 15th century parish church in Southwold, Suffolk, England, notable for its Perpendicular Gothic architecture. The church features a prominent tower, painted ceilings, intricate stone and flint flushwork on its exterior, 15th century stalls, a 16th century octagonal pulpit and a J W Walker and Sons pipe organ. It exemplifies the wealth and craftsmanship of late medieval East Anglia, has long served as a focal point for the local community, and remains an important example of English medieval ecclesiastical architecture, reflecting both the religious and social history of the region. - AsNotedIn