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==Images of Church buildings, events and people==
==Images of Church buildings, events and people==
===events===
===Events===
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Image: Sunday School Treat (Rampley).jpg|Sunday School Treat for the children of the Parish. This seems to have been an annual event held at Sprowston Hall. The photo was probably taken late 1800s or early 1900s (Note children without shoes). - Bruce Rampley Collection photo.
Image: Sunday School Treat (Rampley).jpg|Sunday School Treat for the children of the Parish. This seems to have been an annual event held at Sprowston Hall. The photo was probably taken late 1800s or early 1900s (Note children without shoes). - Bruce Rampley Collection photo.
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===Buildings and fabric===
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Image:Methodist Church 9.JPG|Methodist Church
Image:Parish Church 1.JPG|Parish Church
Image:Methodist Church 1.JPG|Methodist Church
Image:StCuthbertsChurch.jpg|St Cuthberts Church
Image:Methodist Church 1a.JPG|The Methodist Church on Sprowston Road
Image: 014r0ae300td.jpg| Gage Road Chapel
Image: 014r0ae3004g.jpg| Gage Road Chapel
Image: FA 300nj.jpg| Parish Church Monument to Sir Thomas Adams and his wife
Image: FA 15.jpg| Parish Church Monument to Sir Thomas Adams and his wife
Image: 014r0ae3004o.jpg| St Cuthbert’s Church Wroxham Road Sprowston.
Image: 014r0ae3004x.jpg| Saint Georges Roman Catholic Church Sprowston Road
Image: 014r0ae300l8.jpg| Interior of St Cuthbert's Church
Image: 014r0ae3004f.jpg| Methodist Church, on the corner of Wroxham and Cozens Hardy Road
Image: 014r0ae3004e.jpg| Methodist Church, on the corner of Wroxham and Cozens Hardy Road
Image: 014r0ae3004d.jpg| Methodist Church, on the corner of Wroxham and Cozens Hardy Road
Image: 014r0ae300l7.jpg| Interior of the St Mary & St Margaret Church
Image: 014r0ae300l6.jpg| The lonely Church of St Mary & St Margaret
Image: 014r0ae3008w.jpg| The Parish Church of St. Mary and St. Margaret. 2004
Image: MemorialNamesStMargretMary.jpg| Memorial names for WW1 at the church of St Mary and St Margaret.
Image: 014r0ae3004s.jpg| The Methodist Church corner of Cozens Hardy Road and Wroxham Road
Image: BothMemorialsStMaryMarget.jpg| Memorial names for WW1 & WW2 at the church of St Mary and St Margaret
Image: 014r0ae300ng.jpg| The altar in St. Mary and St Margaret's church.
Image: 014r0ae300nj.jpg| The Adams Monument: Thomas Adams, 1614-1667, and his wife Ann. Church: St. Mary & St. Margaret
Image: 014r0ae3008x.jpg| Memorial to those who fell in the 1914 - 1918 war in St. Mary & St. Margaret Church
Image: 014r0ae30057.jpg| St. Cuthbert’s church with the war memorial in the foreground in the 1930s
Image: 014r0ae300nh.jpg| John Corbet and his wife Jane who had 4 sons and 6 daughters. He died in 1559. Church: St. Mary & St. Margaret
Image: 014r0ae300kv.jpg| The Corbet (Le Corbeau in French - meaning 'the raven') family crest in the church of St. Mary and St. Margaret.
Image: 014r0ae3004y.jpg| Leper Hole in St Mary & St Margaret’s Church, Church Lane. Offerings were made and collected by the Infected from outside of the church
Image: 43-1967.jpg| 1967 - View towards Church Lane and St Mary and St Margaret Church taken from the Loke.
Image: 34-1958 (7).jpg| 1958 - Parish Church, St Mary and St Margaret from the old pathway that led from the Loke across the field to Church Lane.
Image: 35-1959 (2).JPG| 1959 - Parish Church, St Mary and St Margaret from the old pathway that led from the Loke across the field to Church Lane.
Image: 014r0ae300ni.jpg| Sir Miles Corbet, who built Sprowston Hall in 1559 to 1560. The picture shows Sir Miles Corbet with his first and second wives, both Catherine’s. He had 12 children. Church: St. Mary & St. Margaret
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Revision as of 09:58, 17 April 2019

Images of Church buildings, events and people

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