What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: St Mary's Church The round western tower is one of a hundred surviving in Norfolk. Such towers are a legacy of links between eastern England and northern Europe where a number of similar towers exist in Germany and southern Sweden. Recorded plaque organisation: Norwich City Council, European Regional Development Fund, North Sea Viking Legacy.
St Mary's Church in Norwich features a distinctive round western tower, one of only about a hundred remaining in Norfolk, reflecting historical architectural connections between East Anglia and Northern Europe.
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