Published:
10:43 AM April 7, 2021
The owners of a secluded 18th century Norfolk hall are to host an open garden and bijou craft fair, giving the public a rare chance to see its beautiful landscape
- Credit: Kieron Tovell
The owners of a secluded 18th century Norfolk hall are to host an open garden and bijou craft fair, giving the public a rare chance to see its beautiful landscape.
A drone aerial picture of the gardens at Thurning Hall
- Credit: Kieron Tovell
Mother and daughter, Pauline Harrold and Lara Lacey who live at Thurning Hall, between Reepham and Holt, have hosted weddings for over 26 years. However, it is only the second time they have opened the garden to the public.
St Mary the Virgin, church, Burgh St Peter.
- Credit: James Bass
As we stay local many of us have a renewed appreciation of our surroundings - here are 18 (plus) of Norfolk s fascinating buildings.
Custom House in King s Lynn.
- Credit: Taz Ali
The 17th century
Custom House beside the river in King’s Lynn was called: “One of the most perfect buildings ever built,” by architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner.
Britannia facing away from the sea on top of the Nelson Monument, Great Yarmouth.
- Credit: Andy Darnell
The 200-year-old
Nelson Monument in Yarmouth, is also known as the Norfolk Naval Pillar and Britannia Monument. Inside is a 217-step staircase to the top, where a statue of Britannia gazes out across Norfolk. Designer William Wilkins also designed the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, London, where an even taller monument to Nelson was built 24 years later.
St Mary the Virgin, church, Burgh St Peter.
- Credit: James Bass
As we stay local many of us have a renewed appreciation of our surroundings - here are 18 (plus) of Norfolk s fascinating buildings.
Custom House in King s Lynn.
- Credit: Taz Ali
The 17th century
Custom House beside the river in King’s Lynn was called: “One of the most perfect buildings ever built,” by architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner.
Britannia facing away from the sea on top of the Nelson Monument, Great Yarmouth.
- Credit: Andy Darnell
The 200-year-old
Nelson Monument in Yarmouth, is also known as the Norfolk Naval Pillar and Britannia Monument. Inside is a 217-step staircase to the top, where a statue of Britannia gazes out across Norfolk. Designer William Wilkins also designed the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, London, where an even taller monument to Nelson was built 24 years later.