Rosliston – St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Church in Rosliston doesn’t look at first sight the sort of place where a huge controversy took place
Read MoreSt. Mary’s Church in Rosliston doesn’t look at first sight the sort of place where a huge controversy took place
Read MoreIt’s hard to find a history of St. Mary’s Church in Rosliston which doesn’t mention John Vallancy (1843-1906), the village’s
Read MoreLocated on a windy hill overlooking the North Sea, the current Happisburgh church was constructed in the fourteenth century and
Read MoreA body was found off Happisburgh on 23 August 1947, thought to be a sailor who had died during the
Read MoreI have very little to add about this grave, but I haven’t seen one with the RNLI insignia on it
Read MoreThis memorial is in a prominent position in the churchyard of St. Mary’s church in the coastal town of Happisburgh.
Read MoreOne of the first obvious things of note about St. Mary’s Church in East Ruston is that it’s not really
Read MoreThe grave of Theodosia Colman is located on a path, which isn’t really ideal, at St. Mary’s Church in Attleborough.
Read MoreOne advantage of looking at medieval churches in remote villages is that the buildings make some sort of sense to
Read MoreI’m not sure that I can recall seeing such a neatly overgrown grave (is that a thing?), but this one
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