for its brasses and surviving late Medieval art, including a large doom painted over the chancel arch. Curteys died in 1391 and was buried in the church. The church is also home to the tomb of Sir Thomas Brounflet, cupbearer for Richard II. Grade II listed buildings Three buildings in Wymington are Grade II listed: A pair of neighboring and connected coursed-limestone cottages with Welsh slate roofs, 5 and 7 Church Lane, that date from 1651. The 17th century manor house on Manor Lane. Poplars Farmhouse, which largely dates to the 1720s, but some parts date to the mid 17th century. War memorials A war memorial commemorating the men of the village killed in war resides in the church cemetery. It holds the names of the 24 men who died in the First World War, and the names of the 8 killed in the Second World War. Additionally, the village hall was dedicated as a memorial to those killed in the wars. A memorial to the crew of the B-17 that crashed in the village in 1944 sits in a grove south of the village. The memorial consists of a plaque, iron bench with the symbol of the 8th Air Force, and a flag pole, and was dedicated on 7 May 2000. In August 2023 the village rededicated the memorial on the 75th anniversary of the crash. The rededication ceremony included representatives of the United States Air Force from nearby RAF Alconbury, the Royal British Legion, and military reenactors. References External links Villages in Bedfordshire Civil parishes in Bedfordshire Borough of Bedford