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Garboldisham: |
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Garboldisham post mill side and front [5401]
1974-09-04
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Garboldisham post mill side and rear [5400]
1974-09-04
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Garboldisham post mill from west [5856] 1977-09-10
Last surviving post mill in Norfolk. Built mid 18c. Last
used 1917. |
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Garboldisham St John Baptist church from SE [7302]
1996-04-08
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Garboldisham St John Baptist church N porch [7304]
1996-04-08
Porch with inscription to William Pece and others. He was
chaplain here c1500. |
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Garboldisham St John Baptist church int E [7303]
1996-04-08
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Garboldisham All Saints church tower ruin [7305]
1996-04-08
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Garvestone: |
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Garvestone St Margaret's church from SE [7135]
1994-06-19
Flushwork decoration to tower parapet. |
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Gasthorpe: |
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Gasthorpe St Nicholas' church nave ruin [7300]
1996-04-08
15c or early 16c tower, and south side of nave. Last in
regular use c1750. |
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Gasthorpe St Nicholas' church S wall ruin [7301]
1996-04-08
South wall of chancel. |
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Gateley: |
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Gateley St Helen's church tower and porch [5689]
1976-08-23
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Gateley St Helen's church screen west side [5687]
1976-08-23
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Gateley St Helen's church south screen [5686]
1976-08-23
Depicting St Louis, Henry VI, St Augustine and Master
John Schorne. |
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Gateley St Helen's church nave S bench end [5688]
1976-08-23
One of the 15c benches showing pierced and traceried
back. |
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Gayton: |
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Gayton St Nicholas' church from SE [7344] 1996-06-16
Mostly early 14c but with Perpendicular chancel.
Clerestory with alternating two-light and circular
windows. |
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Gayton Thorpe: |
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Gayton Thorpe St Mary's church tower [5625]
1976-08-19
Pre-conquest round tower. 12c top with double-light
window. |
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Gayton Thorpe St Mary's church font [5626] 1976-08-19
Seven sacrament font. W and SW panels. |
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Gaywood: |
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Gaywood St Faith's church south side [7400]
1996-09-15
Considerably restored 1906-9. West tower 17c gothic. |
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Gaywood St Faith's church Norman N door [5631]
1976-08-19
Norman doorway incorporated into modern building. |
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Gaywood St Faith's church churchyard font [7401]
1996-09-15
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Geldeston: |
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Geldeston St Michaels's church porch [5810]
1977-05-28
Round tower and south porch. Lower part of tower probably
Norman. |
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Geldeston St Michaels's church font from SE [5809]
1977-05-28
15c font with armorial shields. |
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Gillingham: |
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Gillingham All Saints church tower ruin [4628]
1961-08-03
The living consolidated with St Mary's since 1748, when
this church was taken down. |
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Gillingham St Mary's church from NW [4627] 1961-08-03
The west wall rebuilt, shortening the nave and forming a
west porch. |
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Gillingham St Mary's church from SW [4624] 1961-08-03
Norman central tower. |
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Gillingham St Mary's church Norman N door [4626]
1961-08-03
|
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Gillingham St Mary's church Norman W door [4625]
1961-08-03
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Gimingham: |
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Gimingham John of Gaunt's Hall [7684] 1999-09-19
Jacobean. |
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Gimingham site of watermill on Mun Brook [7685]
1999-09-19
1981 building on site of former watermill |
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Gimingham All Saints church south side [5882]
1977-10-30
Good 15c porch with parvise over, having two windows
grouped with what was once a central niche. |
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Gissing: |
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Gissing St Mary Virgin church tower [5317] 1972-06-15
Pre-conquest round tower showing splayed circular
openings. |
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Gissing St Mary Virgin church Norman S door [5316]
1972-06-15
|
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Gissing St Mary Virgin church Norman N door [5523]
1976-04-20
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Glandford: |
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Glandford St Martin's church from SE [4468]
1956-08-25
Previous to 1900 this church was in ruins, but in that
year it was restored by Sir Alfred Jodrell, Bart., of
Bayfield Hall. |
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Glandford St Martin's church north side [4469]
1956-08-25
On the left, the Shell museum. |
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Gooderstone: |
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Gooderstone St George's church from SE [4795]
1964-07-25
Mostly 14c but chancel rather earlier. |
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Gorleston on Sea: |
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Gorleston on Sea harbour mouth S pier [4604]
1961-05-25
Wooden south pier at mouth of Yare. Probably constructed
by the Dutch engineer Joas Johnson, late 16c. |
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Gorleston on Sea harbour mouth lighthouse [4767]
1964-05-21
|
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Gorleston on Sea Admiral Duncan's pump [5366]
1974-03-27
On the site of a well sunk by the direction of Admiral
Lord Duncan, 1797, in order to provide water for H M
vessels during the Napoleonic war. |
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Gorleston on Sea St Andrew's church from E [5992]
1978-09-08
The two enormously wide aisles extend the length of the
church. |
|
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Gorleston on Sea St Andrew's church from SE [5991]
1978-09-08
The square west tower is 90 feet high. |
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Great Bircham: |
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Gt Bircham tower windmill [7175] 1994-11-25
|
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Gt Bircham St Mary's church from SE [7172] 1994-11-25
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Gt Bircham St Mary's church from NW [7173] 1994-11-25
Early 14c tower. |
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Great Cressingham: |
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Gt Cressingham Manor House south front [5823]
1977-06-09
Built by the Jenney family. Their crest, a falconer's
hand gloved, from which a falcon is rising, appears in
the terracotta panels with a monogram of two J's crossed
and an E connected by a knot of intricate design. They
were probably intended for John Jenney who lived at
Cressingham in 1556, and his wife Elizabeth. Sometimes
erroneously called a priory because in the 13c the manor
belonged to the prior and convent of Norwich. |
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Gt Cressingham Manor House SE turret [5824]
1977-06-09
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Gt Cressingham St Michael's church from SE [7008]
1993-06-05
"Flanking the east end are good late 13c
pinnacles." (H Munro Cautley) |
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Gt Cressingham St Michael's church from SW [7007]
1993-06-05
The tower doorway has a frieze of shields and crowned Ms
in foiled circles (for St Michael). |
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Great Dunham: |
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Gt Dunham St Andrew's church from SE [7416]
1996-10-13
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Gt Dunham St Andrew's church from SW [5479]
1975-09-11
Saxon and Norman. |
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Gt Dunham St Andrew's preconquest west door [5502]
1976-04-19
Saxon. |
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Gt Dunham St Andrew's church interior east [5503]
1976-04-19
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Gt Dunham St Andrew's church pulpit piscina [7415]
1996-10-13
Jacobean carved oak pulpit and angle piscina with Norman
pillar. |
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Great Ellingham: |
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Gt Ellingham St James' church from NE [5005]
1965-08-25
Shropham hundred. 14c church. |
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Gt Ellingham St James' church rood stairs [5004]
1965-08-25
Rood staircase entrance north aisle. |
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Gt Ellingham St James' church S aisle niche [5003]
1965-08-25
14c niche with traces of colour remaining. |
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Gt Ellingham St James' church screen north [5002]
1965-08-25
North panels. |
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Great Fransham: |
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Gt Fransham All Saints church from SE [7077]
1993-10-16
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Great Hautbois: |
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Gt Hautbois St Theobald's church ruin north [5024]
1965-09-18
Norman round tower. A new church was built nearer the
village in 1864. The chancel has been restored as a
mortuary chapel. |
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Gt Hautbois St Theobald's church ruin south [5025]
1965-09-18
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Gt Hautbois Holy Trinity church from NW [6781]
1992-05-15
Erected in 1864 in the Early English style. Architect
Thomas Jeckyll. |
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Great Hockham: |
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Gt Hockham Holy Trinity church from SE [6391]
1986-06-21
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Gt Hockham Holy Trinity church from NW [6392]
1986-06-21
The octagonal turret and spirelet replace a tower which
fell early in the 18c, otherwise the style is mainly
Decorated with a few later insertions. |
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Great Massingham: |
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Gt Massingham St Mary's church from NW [7258]
1995-09-30
Early 15c tower. |
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Gt Massingham St Mary's church S porch [7259]
1995-09-30
Early English porch. |
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Great Melton: |
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Gt Melton All Saints church from SE [6760] 1992-03-04
|
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Gt Melton St Mary's church tower ruin [4912]
1965-06-13
Becoming dilapidated, was partly pulled down in 1883 and
All Saints church rebuilt on its old foundations. |
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Great Plumstead: |
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Gt Plumstead St Michael's church from SE [6566]
1989-07-19
Rebuilt in 1892 after destruction by fire the previous
December. |
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Great Ryburgh: |
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Gt Ryburgh St Andrew's church from SE [7718]
1999-11-27
14c window in south transept. |
|
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Gt Ryburgh St Andrew's church from NE [7717]
1999-11-27
|
|
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Gt Ryburgh St Andrew's church tower from SW [5690]
1976-08-23
Pre-conquest round tower. |
|
Great Snoring: |
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Gt Snoring rectory south side [1525] 1937-03-27
|
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Gt Snoring rectory east side [1524] 1937-03-27
Former manor house and later rectory, built by one of the
Shelton family in the time of Henry VII. |
|
|
Gt Snoring rectory from SE [5850] 1977-09-09
East front after removal of plaster facing. |
|
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Gt Snoring rectory S gable SE turret [5849]
1977-09-09
|
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Gt Snoring rectory SE angle turret [1523] 1937-03-27
|
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Gt Snoring St Mary's church south side [1526]
1937-03-27
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Gt Snoring St Mary's church chancel piscina [3960]
1950-07-28
14c piscina and sedilia south side of chancel, showing
remains of canopy and groining. |
|
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Gt Snoring St Mary's church S aisle piscina [3962]
1950-07-28
Early 14c piscina and niche at SE angle of south aisle.
Window recess sedilia. |
|
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Gt Snoring St Mary's church font south side [3961]
1950-07-28
13c Purbeck font. |
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Great Walsingham: |
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Gt Walsingham timber framed house [4534] 1959-09-12
|
|
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Gt Walsingham St Peter's church from SE [4533]
1959-09-12
The whole church is 14c, except for the 15c porch. It has
lost its chancel. |
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Great Witchingham: |
|
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Gt Witchingham Lenwade watermill on Wensum [5673]
1976-08-23
|
|
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Gt Witchingham mill house [7459] 1997-07-06
Early Georgian. |
|
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Gt Witchingham watermill on Wensum trib [7458]
1997-07-06
On tributary of Wensum. Sometimes known as Whitwell mill. |
|
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Gt Witchingham St Mary's church from SE [6841]
1992-06-15
|
|
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Gt Witchingham St Mary's church south porch [6840]
1992-06-15
Flushwork frieze at base and above entrance, with crowned
M's for Mary. Flushwork in imitation of window at west
end of clerestory. |
Norfolk Parish Photographs
