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English: The church of SS Gervase and Protase. The church in Little Plumstead is the only church in England dedicated to SS Gervasius and Protasius - it is presumed that the day of laying out the church plan, or the day of its consecration fell on the saints' feast day. The round-towered church > 911547 - 911582 - adjoining the former Hall > 685950 which in 1929 was converted into a hospital and is presently awaiting demolition - dates from the 12th century (the core of its walls is Norman) and was extensively restored in the 19th century; furnishings, window glass and font date from this time. The old 17th century font > 911543 which was replaced by a 19th century font > 911587 now stands beside the south porch and serves as a bird bath. The east window (dated to c 1850) is a memorial to Admiral Stephens, who served in the Navy during the Napoleonic wars and became Admiral in 1837. The east window > 911550 - 911553 displaced glass panels which had been inserted by the Revd Charles Penrice. They can now be seen in the south chancel window > 911557. Some of these panels are by Robert Allen (1834) of Lowestoft, who worked at the Lowestoft porcelain factory and made glass painting his hobby > 911560 - 911562. The small roundels > 911565 and the square panels depicting arms are believed to have been made by Samuel Yarrington of Norwich, who created enamelled glass (not true stained glass). There are several 18th and 19th century memorial tablets > 911569. A large monument to the Yarmouth apothecary and art collector Thomas Penrice and his wife Hannah and their family, who lived in the neighbouring Hall, is located on the north wall > 911574. (This information was taken from "A History of SS Gervase and Protase - Little Plumstead", compiled by Richard L Hale and published by the Church in the Plumsteads.) The church is kept locked. See also: http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/littleplumstead/index.html |
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Author | Evelyn Simak |
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Camera location | 52° 38′ 46″ N, 1° 24′ 36″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 52.646120; 1.410100 |
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