The roof of the church of St. Edmund, Southwold
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The roof of the church of St. Edmund, Southwold
Image: © Alan Walker Taken: 12 Jul 2006
The eastern part of the ceiling of the 15th century church at Southwold, which is dedicated to St Edmund; a Christian Martyr and who was the last king of East Anglia. The western section (not shown) is unpainted being a reminder of the German bomb that damaged the church during the Second World War.
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Image Location
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52.327471
Longitude
1.677838