The Churches of Norfolk List
Active, Redundant, Repurposed and Ruined
A
B
Babingley St Mary and St Felix
Barnham Broom St Peter and St Paul
Barton Turf St Michael and All Angels
Bawburgh St Mary and St Walstan
Bergh Apton St Peter and St Paul
Bittering Parva St Peter and St Paul
Blakeney St Nicholas, St Mary and St Thomas
Blofield St Andrew and St Peter
Bressingham St John the Baptist
Brockdish St Peter and St Paul
Bunwell St Michael and All Angels
Burgh Castle St Peter and St Paul
Burgh St Margaret (see Fleggburgh)
Burgh-next-Aylsham St Mary the Virgin
Burnham Market All Saints (Ulph & Sutton)
Burnham Norton St Mary, Carmalite Friary
East Ruston Rood Dado Panel
E
H
Hellington St John the Baptist
Hevingham St Mary and St Botolph
High Kelling All Saints (chapel of ease)
Knapton Angel Roof
M
Norwich SUBURBAN Churches
Note: Most of the above churches are also listed elsewhere under the alphabetical sequence
South Burlingham carved bench end
T
Tattersett All Saints and St Andrew
Terrington St Clement, St Clement
U
W
Walpole St Peter with St Andrew
Watlington St Peter and St Paul
Weasenham All Saints, All Saints
Wells-Next-the-Sea St Nicholas
Wereham St Margaret of Antioch
West Barsham Assumption of the Bl. Virgin Mary
West Newton St Peter and St Paul
West Tofts St Mary - STANTA, occasional
West Walton St Mary (redundant tower)
Wimbotsham St Mary (fire damage)
Winterton Holy Trinity and All Saints
Woodbastwick St Fabian and St Sebastian
Wormegay St Michael, All Angels and Holy Cross
Y
Whitlingham St Andrew by George Plunkett, 1935
