St. Mary Churchyard in Tasburgh, Norfolk

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Coordinates: 52.51669, 1.24264
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St. Mary, Tasburgh, Norfolk, was probably built around 1050 and is a traditional Norfolk Saxon church of flint with a round tower. It was largely rebuilt in the late 15th century and substantially renovated in the 19th century. The church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

Tasburgh is a large and busy village just off the main Ipswich to Norwich road, but this church sits away from the houses, up on a hillside on the way to Tharston. A little lane that heads up to the church is narrow, sunken, and designated one-way only. (Desc. based on notes by Simon Knott, March 2008.)

A history of the church may be found at: http://tasvalley.org/church/history/2 (retrieved 07/11/2015).