The Church of St Mary, Titchwell
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The Church of St Mary, Titchwell
Image: © Dave Hitchborne Taken: 17 Apr 2010
There was a church at Titchwell at the end of the eleventh century and much of the existing building dates from about that time. The round tower is an example of the one hundred and twenty four in Norfolk. The church attained its present plan during the 15th century. Repairs were carried out in 1844 and in 1859, but in 1890 there was a thorough restoration of the whole building. The spirelet on top of the round tower is a special feature of this church and it is topped by a substantial cross.
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