Windmill Paddocks
Caravan site in Great Cressingham
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View allRoll of Honour
Little Cressingham · 1.9 miles
Glazed manuscript on church wall below War Memorial.
Swaffham Mosaic Pyramid
Swaffham · 4.3 miles
Mosaic pyramid commemorating 100 years since the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb by Howard Carter.
War Memorial
Watton · 5.6 miles
Engraved grey marble slap on marble base
War Memorial
Watton · 5.6 miles
Propeller mounted with small engraved plaques either side.
War Memorial
Mundford · 5.6 miles
A bronze crucifix, with brass ball ends, upon a small square platform surmounting a tall slender circular cloumn, upon a square, lipped plinth, which stands upon a two-tiered base.
Sporle Memorial
Little Dunham · 6.2 miles
Brick and flint square base with inscribed slate top
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