St Mary’s Catholic Church, Thetford
Name of Researcher Giles Smith
Name or number of building |
St Mary’s Catholic Church |
Street name |
Newtown |
Village/Town |
Thetford |
County |
Norfolk |
Map |
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Current use |
Church (in use) |
Nature of original building (if discernible) |
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Alterations and additions Please describe (if discernible) |
Brick vestry |
Approximate General Period Please include any information giving a more specific date, e.g. date plaque. |
Georgian – 1700-1830 Built not to look like a church Presbytery attached |
Form |
Church : Nave and Chancel |
Storeys |
Single |
Walling Material |
Flint only Adjacent presbytery was made from two earlier cottages – Clunch in combination with flint |
Flint Walling Technique |
Knapped – mixed |
Roofing Material |
Slate |
Doorway /Lintel Detail |
Shaped
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Window Detail |
shaped |
Please describe any outstanding or significant flintwork the knapped front although newer is attractive and well done |
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Any other details or information |
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Any additional observations or comments Amazing to think that the catholic congregation had to use the neighbouring St Mary the Less CofE church as it was full on Sundays! |