St. Mary’s Church – Page 2 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

St. Mary’s Church in Stalham dates to the fourteenth century. The chancel in the south side is rather devoid of

Martham – St. Mary’s Church

There was probably a church on this site in late Saxon times and a recent archaeological dig discovered the foundations

We visited this church at the end of a walk a few days ago, just as the weather started

I can’t remember visiting this church before, but it’s a substantial building and way out of proportion for the size

I’m going to lump the Saxlinghams together for the purposes of this blog, but this ruined church is in Saxlingham

These are tombstones on the floor in St. Mary’s church in Gdansk, lying damaged and smashed. There’s a story that

This impressive clock, located within St. Mary’s Church, was the largest in the world when it was put together between

In preparation for my next visit to Gdansk in a couple of weeks, I’m trying to refresh my memory of

I’ve walked by this church on Regent Road hundreds of times over the years, but never actually gone in it.

The thirteenth century church of St. Mary in North Stoke is the only churchyard which the Ridgeway actually crosses, so