St Peter & St Paul in Burgh Castle near Great Yarmouth. A small round towered church consisting of nave, chancel and north aisle, 14th century font and some magnificent stained glass windows. (Image: Norfolk Churches).
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Parts of the present church of St Peter & St Paul but it is reputed that in 633 AD St Fursey came from Ireland and established a monastery within the then abandoned Roman Fort.
The small round towered church consists of nave, chancel and north aisle. Points of interest to the visitor are a well preserved 14th century East Anglian lion font and some magnificent stained glass windows, especially the small lancet ‘Fursey’ window.
During the summer months the north aisle houses permanent displays and information relating to St Fursey and also the Roman fort.
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