St Mary’s, Reepham by Matthew McDade

St Mary’s, Reepham

Open daily dawn to dusk.

Toilets nearby

Wheelchair accessible

Parking nearby

Important stained glass

Grade I

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St Mary’s, Reepham by Matthew McDade

Explore the unique churchyard which was once home to three churches, St Mary, St Michael and All Saints which was destroyed by fire in 1543. Find the medieval altar tomb to Sir William de Kerdiston, in St Mary's. St Michael's offers coffee every Saturday and is used for Messy Church and Mothers Union once a month.

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The Ten Towers Trail

Ten church towers along a 15 mile route? It is Norfolk after all, and we are lucky to have beautiful churches in abundance. This route has it all - massive Perpendicular square towers, delicate Norman round towers and Victorian 'gothick' pastiche towers. Not to mention, two church buildings in one churchyard, a seven sacrament font, an angel roof and medieval stained glass. The starting point is St Peter's Church in Haveringland and there is parking along the north side of the hard standing near the church, marked by signs. The walk is easy to moderate and takes in a mixture of quiet and busier country lanes, and field and woodland footpaths. If you want to stop off for some well deserved refreshments, there are tea shops and pubs in Cawston and Reepham. Toilets can be found at St Peter's Church , Cawston Village Hall and in Reepham off the marketplace.

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