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Gt Yarmouth church

St Nicholas Church, Great Yarmouth

History of St Nicholas Great Yarmouth

The largest of England’s parish churches, it was completely gutted by incendiary bombs in 1942. After initial first-aid repairs in 1953 to prevent the collapse of the tower total restoration was begun under a five year contract which was all but finished in three years. The architect was S E Dykes-Bower, the construction company Rattee and Kett.

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http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/gynicholas/gynicholas.htm

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