🏛️ Monuments in Norfolk

All Saints is the ruin of a tower in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

All Saints is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

All Saints is a ruin in Norfolk, England, of which only ground traces remain.

All Saints is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

All Saints is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

All Saints' Church is a ruined church in Norfolk, England, freely accessible and with a surviving inscription.

Former site of Aylsham County Bridewell (House of Correction), the town gaol.

Castle Acre Priory is a ruined priory in Norfolk, England, built of stone; the site is managed by English Heritage and is a visitor attraction.

Rocks painted & inscribed during the COVID-19 outbreak that had appeared as a "rock snake" on the green spontaneously, made into a permanent monument.

Ancient way marker

Repaired remains of C15 brick hunting lodge listed Grade II*

Section of the rail track.

Now protected for a bat colony roost.

Now protected for a bat colony roost.

Footprint of foundation and some low brickwork still visible above ground.

Priory church of Saint Mary is the ruin of a priory church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

This 1897 obelisk in Norfolk, England, is made of white marble on a grey granite base and was erected at the expense of Sir Francis Boileau to commemorate the sixtieth year of Queen Victoria's reign.

Red Mount Chapel is the ruin of a chapel in Norfolk, England, built of brick.

This monument in Norfolk, England, is dedicated to the memory of those who served at RAF Coltishall, active from 1940 to 2006.

Saint Andrew is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Andrew is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Andrews is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Bartholomew's Church is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Bartholomew's Church is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Edmund is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England, not open to the public.

Saint Edmund is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Edmund is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Edmund's Chapel is the ruin of a chapel in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Ethelbert is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Ethelbert is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint George's Church is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint John the Baptist is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Margaret is the ruin of a tower in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Margaret is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Margaret is the ruin of a tower in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Margaret is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Margaret is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Margaret is the ruin of a tower in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Margaret's Chapel is the ruin of a chapel in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Mary is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Mary is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Mary is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Mary is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Mary is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Mary is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Mary is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Mary's is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Mary's Church is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Of Saint Mary's Church in Norfolk, England, only the stone church tower remains.

Saint Paul is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Peter is the ruin of a tower in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Peter is the ruin of a wall in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Peter is the ruin of a tower in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Peter's Church is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

Saint Remigius is a stone ruin in Norfolk, England.

Saint Saviour's Church is a ruined church in Norfolk, England; the grave of naturalist Ted Ellis lies in the churchyard.

Saint Theobald's Church is the ruin of a church in Norfolk, England, built of stone.

The Old Blubber House in Norfolk, England, was built in 1775 on the site where horses towed ships up the River Nar; the building was demolished in the 1960s and little of it remains.

Augustinian priory founded in 1199.

Monument of a whale made from wood with a seating area underneath. Is fairly worn however