What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Here stood the pre-Conquest church of St Michael at Thorn. Destroyed by enemy action 27th June 1942.
St Michael at Thorn was a historic church in Norwich dating back to before the Norman Conquest, destroyed during World War II air raids on June 27, 1942; its existence reflects the rich medieval architectural heritage of Norwich.
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