All Saints, Woodton

All Saints, Woodton

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Church Road, Woodton, NR35 2NB

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Grade II*

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All Saints, Woodton

Round tower, C13 piscina; beautiful stained glass windows; sculpted memorial to Ann Suckling, the great-great-grandmother of Lord Nelson; a 'squint'; six bells rung occasionally.

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Horatio Nelson was born in the small, windswept North Norfolk village of Burnham Thorpe on 29th September 1758. The North Sea lies only one and a half miles away. The Nelson family had strong multi-generational links to the priesthood. Horatio's grandfather, father, brother, nephew, cousin and son-in-law were all vicars in Norfolk. Other connections take the form of memorials in the county's churches and churchyards to sailors who served under him.

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Norfolk is famed for its great number of medieval churches. Many of these parish churches have a distinctive feature hardly seen outside this region: a round tower.

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