1415 – St. Nicholas Chapel, King’s Lynn, Norfolk
The building shows the early development of the Perpendicular style, having been rebuilt c.1380-1415. The building is perfectly rectangular apart from the south porch,
Architecture of Norfolk
Architecture and buildings of Norfolk
15thc. – St. Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich, Norfolk
The present St. Peter’s stands to the south of the provision market and was built in the mid 15th century. The dedication of the church is to St.
1805 – North Barningham Hall, Norfolk
Barningham Hall was built for Sir Edward Paston in 1612. It is said to have replaced an earlier hall, situated to the east between the present building and the lake.
1836 – Costessey Hall, Norfolk
Architect: J.C. Buckler
Between 1826 to 1836, J. C. Buckler built a Gothic castle for Lord Stafford which was several times larger than the original Tudor hall nearby,
1851 – Bylaugh Hall, Norfolk
Architect: Banks & Barry
Designed by the architects Charles Barry, Jr. and Robert Richardson Banks, with William Andrews Nesfield advising on the position of the house,
1860 – Drinking Fountain, St. Georges Colegate, Norwich, Norfolk
Architect: Benest & Newson
Published in The Builder, December 1st 1860. “This fountain is executed in Portland Stone, except the basin,
1860s – St. James Church, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Architect: John P. Seddon
An early design for St. James Church in Great Yarmouth, which would have seen a three-gabled west end in the style of the parish church of St Nicholas on the market place,
1862 – Terrace, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Architect: J.T. Bottle
From The Building News, July 19th 1862: “Mr. J.T. Bottle, architect. Great Yarmouth, ha been awarded the premium of £20 for his design for a terrace for first-class houses to be erected upon the building estate of the Corporation of that town.
1867 – Assembly Rooms, Yarmouth, Norfolk
Architect: H.H. Collins
Since 1919, it has been the Great Yarmouth Masonic Lodge.
1867 – Ideas competition for villas, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Architect: J.S. Dodd
From The Building News, July 5th 1867: “THE drawings which have been entered for this competition have been very properly exhibited to the public in the TownhaU at Great Yarmouth,
