St Andrew's Church, Medieval church in Norwich, England
St Andrew's Church exhibits a Perpendicular Gothic design with a timber roof of tie beam construction and includes a tower completed in 1498.
The church's main structure was built between 1499 and 1518, replacing an earlier building that received bequests in 1386.
The church transformed into a Protestant preaching house after the Reformation, with John Robinson serving as associate pastor in 1603.
The church maintains regular worship services under the Anglican Diocese of Norwich and contains an organ installed in 1905.
The churchwardens faced excommunication in 1607 for installing special seating arrangements designated for local dignitaries.
Location: Norwich
Inception: 15 century
GPS coordinates: 52.63030,1.29537
Latest update: March 12, 2025 11:40
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