Second in a series of invaluable and straightforward pocket guides to
the 'living' medieval churches of Norfolk, that will help the church
visitor to understand the universal features of churches as well as
those unique to each different area. The profusion of medieval churches
in Norfolk are not only examples of beautiful church architecture but
are also records of their communities, and of the history of medieval
England. These guides are highly illustrated with photographs and line
drawings and a detailed map aids locating each church within the county,
and includes a substantial reference back-up in encyclopaedic form,
which answers a host of questions and queries which may tease the church
visitor. For example, why do so many churches have north doors, and yet
so often have them blocked up' And why does the pagan Green Man so often
find a place in our Christian Churches' This series provides the
answers. It is written by enthusiasts to whom the real appeal is that,
once you have broken the code and learned the language, then every
Church is different, be it ever so humble, with its own story to offer.
These guides provide the key. Volume Two covers the churches of Norwich,
central and south Norfolk.