St Andrew's Church
Introduction
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St Andrew's Church
Image: © Trevor Rickard Taken: 25 Nov 2010
In 1875 the parish of Bredenbury was united with that of Wacton and a decision was taken to build a new church on this site to replace the very small existing medieval church at Bredenbury and the ruined church at Wacton. Some building materials from the original churches were re-used here and the new church was opened in 1877. The land was donated by William Henry Barneby of nearby Bredenbury Court. The architect was T.H. Wyatt, who was also responsible for Humber Church and Bredenbury Court. Barneby also gave to the church the bells in 1881 and the pulpit in 1882 - see Image and Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.204792
Longitude
-2.572984