Village sign, Ludham
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Village sign, Ludham
Image: © Katy Walters Taken: 4 Jul 2006
Just off the main crossroads - which the street sign says is Baker's Arms Green, although the pub is now the King's Arms. The plaques read "In 1019 King Canute gave the Manor of Ludham to the Abbey of St Benet at Holme. St Catherine, whose emblem is a wheel, is the patron saint of the parish church. Design by Joan M Snelling. Carving by Philip Freeman Sayer, 1970"; "Moulded in 1990 by Michael E Fuller from the original". Related geographs: Image and Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.709593
Longitude
1.53518