Historic Churches in Norfolk

St Andrews is an isolated 13th-century church boasting one of the most complete arrays of medieval wall paintings in England. The paintings date to the 14th century and illustrate several medieval themes, including The Three Living and The Three Dead, St Christopher carrying the Christ Child, and The Seven Acts of Mercy.
Church Road, Wickhampton, Norfolk, England, NR13 3PB

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Heritage Highlight: Superb 14th-century wall paintings
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A lovely Perpendicular church in a countryside setting, behind Wiggenhall House. The most immediately striking feature of St Mary the Virgin church is that the top of the west tower is built entirely of brick.
Wiggenhall, Norfolk, England, PE34 3EJ

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St Mary's is one of the great churches of Norfolk, a testament to the wealth of the medieval cloth trade that launched 'worsted' cloth. The church boasts a superb set of late medieval screens, with an exaggerated height and exquisite fan vaulting. Look for the 1404 brass to a former rector.
High Street, Worstead, Norfolk, England, NR28 9AL

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Heritage Highlight: Superb medieval painted screens
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The 12th-century church of St Mary is a hidden gem, located in a quiet setting well away from the River Bure. The church boasts a superb Norman doorway carved with grotesque figures, and an ornate mausoleum to the local Trafford family in the churchyard.
St Mary's Close, Wroxham, Norfolk, England, NR12 8SG

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Heritage Highlight: 12th-century carved doorway
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