St Mary’s, South Walsham by Matthew McDade

St Mary’s, South Walsham by Matthew McDade

St Mary’s, South Walsham by Matthew McDade

St Mary’s, South Walsham

Open daily from 9.00am -5.00pm April to October and 9.00am - dusk November to March.

Toilets nearby

Wheelchair accessible

Shop(s) or amenities nearby

Parking nearby

Footpath, trail or cycle route

Staithe

Important stained glass

Rood screen

Grade I

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One of two medieval churches which share the same churchyard. St Mary's is the parish church with St Lawrence now reborn as a centre for Training and the Arts. Visitors to St Mary's can see C15 poppy head pews and William Morris Stained Glass.

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