All Saints Church - Morston, Norfolk
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All Saints Church - Morston, Norfolk
Image: © Martin Richard Phelan Taken: Unknown
The village of Morston could almost be called 'by the Sea' but not quite as to the north are the marshlands of Morston Meals, Morston Greens and Morston Salt Marshes, all in the hands of the National Trust. Boats leave here to take visitors to Blakeney Point. The church here is mainly 14th century with a 15th century font, a brass to Richard Makynges, only one in Norfolk to a priest of the Elizabethan era. Part of the 15th century screen is here with the Four Evangelists and the Latin Doctors paintings. Time photo taken not available.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.954057
Longitude
0.988196