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West Acre: |
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W Acre Augustinian Priory gatehouse N side [5624]
1976-08-19
Originally founded for the Cluniac order by Ralph de
Toney c1087-1100. Gatehouse dates from 14c. |
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W Acre site of watermill on Nar [7578] 1998-09-20
And site of mill house. |
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W Acre timber framed weatherboarded house [6370]
1986-05-16
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W Acre All Saints church south side [7082] 1993-10-16
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West Barsham: |
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W Barsham Assumption Virgin church S side [7266]
1995-10-01
Assumption of the Virgin church. |
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W Barsham Assumption Virgin chancel ext N [7265]
1995-10-01
Showing Norman doorway and two double-splayed circular
pre-conquest windows. |
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W Barsham Assumption Virgin Norman N door [5568]
1976-06-06
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W Barsham Assumption Virgin Norman S door [5567]
1976-06-06
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W Barsham Assumption Virgin nave bench end [5569]
1976-06-06
North side of nave. |
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West Beckham: |
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W Beckham St Helen All Saints church NW [7840]
2001-07-28
Built 1890-01. Architects Habershon and Faulkner. The
former church a quarter mile to the east ruinous since
1602. |
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West Bilney: |
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W Bilney St Cecilia's church from SE [7325]
1996-05-31
"The chancel has disappeared." (H Munro
Cautley) |
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West Bradenham: |
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W Bradenham St Andrew's church tower [5707]
1976-08-26
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West Caister: |
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W Caister St Edmund church tower ruin [7775]
2000-10-08
West side of tower. "Going to decay since
1608." |
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West Dereham: |
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W Dereham St Andrew's church south side [5652]
1976-08-21
Norman round tower with 16c top. |
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W Dereham St Andrew's church 12c S door [5653]
1976-08-21
Late 12c doorway flanked by piscina. |
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Westfield: |
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Westfield St Andrew's church from SE [7212]
1995-07-08
The chancel was demolished about 1700. |
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Westfield St Andrew's church south porch [7213]
1995-07-08
15c porch has chequer and panelling flushwork. |
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West Harling: |
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W Harling All Saints church south side [5514]
1976-04-20
14c tower with chequered base and buttresses. |
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West Lexham: |
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W Lexham St Nicholas' church from SW [5845]
1977-09-06
Largely rebuilt except for the round tower, the east side
of which is flattened out. This probably occurred when
the nave was rebuilt. |
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West Lynn: |
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W Lynn St Peter's church from SE [7396] 1996-09-15
"Fragments of a Norman predecessor, mainly of
arches, built into the chancel which was rebuilt in
1934." The tower is Decorated. |
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West Newton: |
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W Newton site of watermill on Babingley [7581]
1998-09-20
House on site of former watermill. |
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W Newton Ss Peter and Paul church from SE [7339]
1996-06-16
Extensively restored 1881. |
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Weston: |
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Weston Longville All Saints church from E [6006]
1979-06-04
Early 14c Decorated window. |
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Weston Longville All Saints church from NW [3231]
1939-08-08
Chiefly famous for its connection with Parson Woodforde
and his diary. He was incumbent here from 1776 until his
death on 1 January 1803. |
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Weston Longville All Saints church N arcade [6005]
1979-06-04
14c arcade. The font bowl is modern but stands on 13c
shafts. |
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Weston Longville All Saints church screen [6004]
1979-06-04
15c square-headed screen. West side. |
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Weston Longville All Saints Woodforde mon [6003]
1979-06-04
Mural monument to Rev James Woodforde on north wall of
chancel. |
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West Rudham: |
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W Rudham St Peter's church from SE [7261] 1995-09-30
Mainly transitional Early English and Decorated. |
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West Runton: |
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W Runton view from site of Roman camp [0702]
1935-08-14
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W Runton view from site of Roman camp [0703]
1935-08-14
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W Runton Holy Trinity church from SE [6985]
1993-05-22
Early English west tower. |
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West Somerton: |
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W Somerton Blood Hills wind turbine [6944] 1992-11-28
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W Somerton Blood Hills wind turbines [6945]
1992-11-28
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W Somerton St Mary's church from SE [6942] 1992-11-28
Late 13c nave with Perpendicular chancel. |
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W Somerton St Mary's church Norman tower [6941]
1992-11-28
Norman round tower with 14c top. |
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W Somerton churchyard Robert Hales tomb [7713]
1999-11-26
The Norfolk Giant lived 1820-63. Grew to 7 feet 6 inches. |
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West Tofts: |
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W Tofts St Mary's church from SE [6263] 1983-07-07
The tower is mediaeval but much of the rest was rebuilt
by the Sutton family in the 19c. |
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W Tofts St Mary's church from SW [6261] 1983-07-07
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W Tofts St Mary's church chancel north side [6262]
1983-07-07
With organ loft. |
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W Tofts St Mary's church S transept window [6264]
1983-07-07
With niche below for a tomb. |
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West Walton: |
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W Walton St Mary's church from SE [7371] 1996-07-20
"The date of nearly everything that remains is
c1240." (Pevsner) |
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W Walton St Mary's church detached tower [7370]
1996-07-20
Bell tower from NW. |
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W Walton St Mary's church bell tower S side [4495]
1959-06-04
Early 13c. |
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W Walton St Mary's church bell tower S arch [7372]
1996-07-20
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W Walton St Mary's church 13c north door [5663]
1976-08-21
Early 13c. |
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W Walton St Mary's church west doorway [4494]
1959-06-04
Late Norman. |
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W Walton St Mary's church 13c south porch [4493]
1959-06-04
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W Walton St Mary's church 13c south porch [5648]
1976-08-19
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W Walton St Mary's church 13c south door [5647]
1976-08-19
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W Walton St Mary's church 13c south door [5662]
1976-08-21
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Westwick: |
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Westwick Lodge gate spanning main road [3331]
1940-03-22
Built shortly after 1830, it originally served the
purpose of entrance gates to the park, as well as housing
pigeons. |
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Westwick N Walsham Rd arch site east lodge [6874]
1992-07-17
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Westwick St Botolph's church from NW [6875]
1992-07-17
Tall Perpendicular west tower. In 1473, 9 pounds was left
towards its building. |
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Westwick St Botolph's church tower carvings [6876]
1992-07-17
Base of west and south sides. Cusped lozenges and
shields. |
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West Winch: |
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W Winch windmill [7321] 1996-05-31
Ceased working 1937. Restoration commenced 1975. |
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W Winch St Mary's church from east [7320] 1996-05-31
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W Winch St Mary's church tower and S porch [7319]
1996-05-31
Stone and flint chequered 14c south porch. |
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Weybourne: |
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Weybourne former watermill on Spring Beck [7658]
1999-07-17
From SW. |
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Weybourne former watermill on Spring Beck [7660]
1999-07-17
From NE. |
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Weybourne mill house from SW [7657] 1999-07-17
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Weybourne mill house north side [7659] 1999-07-17
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Weybourne windmill [5612] 1976-08-16
Converted to a house. Formerly the property of Lord
Walpole. |
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Weybourne Priory ruin Saxon church from SE [5835]
1977-08-28
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Weybourne Priory ruin Saxon church view NE [5837]
1977-08-28
Remains of the north wall of nave and chancel of priory. |
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Weybourne All Saints church from SE [5836] 1977-08-28
With ruined priory tower. North of the chancel are the
ruins of the Augustinian Priory founded in the reign of
King John. It incorporated in its buildings the remains
of an earlier Saxon parish church of which the south wall
of the tower still stands. The priory was dedicated to
the Blessed Virgin Mary and All Saints, and was a cell to
that at West Acre. |
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Weybourne All Saints church from SE [3903] 1950-07-24
With ruined priory tower. |
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Weybourne All Saints church from SE [3904] 1950-07-24
With ruined priory tower. |
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Wheatacre: |
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Wheatacre All Saints church tower [5813] 1977-05-28
16c tower with bold chequering in brick and flint. |
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Whinburgh: |
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Whinburgh St Mary's church from SE [7136] 1994-06-19
All of c1300 to the later 14c. The south-west tower
includes a porch. |
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Whissonsett: |
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Whissonsett St Mary's church south side [7222]
1995-07-22
Perpendicular. The west tower has panelled battlements
with shields in cusped fields and with corner pinnacles. |
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Whissonsett St Mary's church stone Cross [5682]
1976-08-23
Head of pre-conquest stone Cross of interlaced wheel
type. The only example in Norfolk. Dug up in the
churchyard, and pictured in a niche on the south side of
the chancel arch. |
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Whitlingham: |
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Whitlingham wood sculpture man with snorkel [7955]
2004-10-02
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Whitlingham St Andrew's church ruin from NW [0361]
1935-02-17
Was dilapidated about 1630, the living combined with
Kirby Bedon. The tower collapsed 8 February 1940. Around
the parapet was a group of heraldic stone figures, placed
there early in the 17c. |
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Whitlingham St Andrew's church tower from W [0362]
1935-02-17
Norman round tower. |
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Whitlingham St Andrew's church tower ruin [3296]
1940-02-10
After fall of tower. |
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Whitlingham St Andrew's church chancel [3298]
1940-02-10
Recess in north wall of chancel. |
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Whitlingham St Andrew's church interior E [3297]
1940-02-10
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Whitlingham St Andrew's church interior NW [3300]
1940-02-10
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Wickhampton: |
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Wickhampton St Andrew's church from SE [7348]
1996-06-23
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Wickhampton St Andrew's church chancel SE [7349]
1996-06-23
Traces of lancet windows on both sides of the
Perpendicular east window. |
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Wickhampton St Andrew's church wallpainting [6033]
1979-08-06
Seven Acts of Mercy wall painting, north wall of nave |
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Wickhampton St Andrew's church wallpainting [6034]
1979-08-06
3 living and 3 dead wall painting, north wall of nave.
Uncovered in the 1870s. |
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Wickhampton St Andrew's Jacobean pulpit [7352]
1996-06-23
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Wickhampton St Andrew's Gerbrygge tombs [6032]
1979-08-06
Early 14c tombs to Sir William Gerbrygge and wife, north
side of chancel. Said to be the founder of the church in
1272. |
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Wickhampton St Andrew's Sir Gerbrygge [7350]
1996-06-23
Effigy of Sir William Gerbrygge. |
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Wickhampton St Andrew's Lady Gerbrygge [7351]
1996-06-23
Effigy of Sir William Gerbrygge's lady. |
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Wicklewood: |
|
|
Wicklewood former workhouse and hospital [7598]
1998-10-18
Built as a Workhouse of Industry in 1776 at a cost of
11,000 pounds. Converted into high-class flats. |
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Wicklewood windmill [6406] 1986-06-26
|
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Wicklewood All Saints church south side [6407]
1986-06-26
The tower is on the south side, its base forming the
porch. |
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Wickmere: |
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Wickmere St Andrew's church from SE [7067] 1993-09-23
"The pretty clerestory windows, though wholly
renewed, are supposed to represent the original Decorated
state." |
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Wickmere St Andrew's church from west [7068]
1993-09-23
"The west wall of the nave is of the same build as
the tower." |
|
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Wickmere St Andrew's church south porch [7066]
1993-09-23
Perpendicular south porch with flushwork front. 15c. |
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Wickmere St Andrew's church tower [7065] 1993-09-23
The round west tower is probably pre-conquest. |
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Wiggenhall St German: |
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Wiggenhall St German's church from SE [5670]
1976-08-21
|
|
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Wiggenhall St German's church interior west [5669]
1976-08-21
13c tower arch and 15c arcade. |
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Wiggenhall St German's church bench end [5668]
1976-08-21
13c bench ends. |
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Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalen: |
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Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalen church from E [4401]
1955-10-06
Sanctus bell turret and vices flanking east wall of nave
carried up as pinnacles. |
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Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalen tower and porch [4402]
1955-10-06
Late Decorated tower. |
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Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin: |
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Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin church from SE [4403]
1955-10-06
Early 15c tower and porch, the latter vaulted in stone
with parallel ribs. |
|
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Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin church from SW [4404]
1955-10-06
The tower, showing stair-turret between south and west
buttresses. |
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Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin church benches [5666]
1976-08-21
South side of nave, showing pierced and traceried backs.
Ranking with the best in the Kingdom. |
|
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Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin church bench end [5665]
1976-08-21
15c bench end, north side of nave. |
|
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Wiggenhall St Mary Virgin Kervile tomb [5667]
1976-08-21
Tomb of Sir Henry Kervile 1624 in south aisle. |
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Wiggenhall St Peter: |
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Wiggenhall St Peter's church ruin from NE [7317]
1996-05-31
"Perpendicular nave and chancel with large windows.
West tower ashlar with brick top." (Pevsner) |
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Wiggenhall St Peter's church ruin S side [7318]
1996-05-31
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Wighton: |
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Wighton All Saints church tower from SW [5576]
1976-06-06
Tower rebuilt 1976. |
Norfolk Parish Photographs
