What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Here stood St Crowche's Church built before 1272 desecrated and demolished 1551
St Crowche's Church in Norwich was an important medieval religious site constructed prior to 1272, but it was destroyed during the Reformation in 1551 under Edward VI's religious reforms.
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