St Clement's Church, Norwich, Medieval church in Norwich, England
The church features a Norman cruciform layout with a shortened tower and chancel to the east, displaying traditional architectural elements throughout its structure.
Built around 1450, St Clement's Church contains visible Saxon cornerstones in the west wall, marking its ancient foundations from approximately 1040.
The interior displays George III royal arms above the entrance and contains wall paintings depicting St Christopher carrying the Christ Child.
The church functions as a crafts person and builder's store, with arrangements available for walking group visits through the churchwarden.
Between 2015 and 2018, the building served as a training center for stonemason apprentices under the Gildencraft program.
Location: Norwich
Inception: 15 century
GPS coordinates: 52.63320,1.29662
Latest update: March 8, 2025 14:42
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