Norfolk Stained Glass

Stained Glass of St Mary & All the Saints, Little Walsingham


Little Walsingham church St Mary and All Saints On the night of 14th- 15th July 1961 this beautiful medieval church was gutted by fire at the end of which all that remained was the tower, the south porch and most of the external walls. By 1964 the church had been rebuilt. Under the aegis of Laurence King a replica was produced.

Over this period most of the windows had to be replaced and the opportunity was taken, despite the general philosophy of restoration, to install a modern east window. The window was both designed and executed by John Hayward. The window adds much to the ambience of the church which retains a lovely mix of colour and light.

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Bale Cawston East Lexham Ketteringham Ormesby St Michael Shimpling Welney
Banham Chedgrave Elsing Langley Outwell Shelton West Dereham
Bawburgh Cley Emneth Little Walsingham Oxborough Stradsett West Lexham
Blickling Hall Cockthorpe Felbrigg Little Walsingham Shrine Oxborough Hall Stody West Newton
Booton Cringleford Frettenham Loddon Poringland Stratton Strawless West Rudham
Brinton Denton Garboldisham Mileham Pulham Market Stratton St Michael Weston Longville
Burnham Deepdale Denver Gt. Snoring Mulbarton Pulham St Mary Thursford Wiggenhall St M M
Burnham Norton Didlington Gt. Walsingham North Elmham Ringland Thurton Wymondham
Burnham Thorpe Ditchingham Gunthorpe North Tuddenham Salle Walpole St Peter  
Burnham Westgate Dunton Harpley Old Buckenham      
  East Barsham Hingham Old Hunstanton     incomplete