Churches and family tree

St John the Baptist, open [as you'd expect a Cathedral to be], was one of the main reasons for a revisit to Norwich, the other being to ...

St Giles, open, is full of interest - not least the C15th latten lectern originally, as aforementioned, from St Gregory - but whilst I enjoy...

St Stephen, redundant and now a café, has a good collection of Alexander Wilkinson windows and the first of four alabaster Te Deum altarpiec...

St Peter Mancroft, open, is a vast building which, whilst containing lots of interest including monuments, brasses, a rare font canopy, some...

I didn't do interiors at St Gregory, redundant, because it is now an antiques centre and I thought that as a commercial enterprise they ...

At first I thought that St Andrew, locked, no keyholder, was redundant but a quick Google search shows it's still in use - they just don...

I found St John, in the care of the CCT, locked but details of opening times, which I've now forgotten, were on the information board. T...