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No 33 Spring 2017 Norfolk Historic Buildings Group Non members £2.00 Newsletter Number thirty-three www.nhbg.org.uk Spring 2017 f norfolkhistoricbuildingsgroup Chair & Contact details .......................................2 Norfolk & Devon church bench ends ..............12 Summer Programme 2017 ..................................3 Future project on Boulton & Paul Buildings ...13 Norwich Terraced Housing ................................4 Excavations at Bircham Newton church .........15 Measuring Training Days ....................................6 Baltic Timber Marks ..........................................16 Members’ book offer ...........................................7 The buildings of Bessingham .........................18 Historic Decorative Plaster .................................8 Buildings reported on since August 2016 ......19 Notes from around the County ...........................9 VAG Journals for loan .......................................19 Rood Screens - a Regional Perspective ..........10 Norfolk Bench ends ...........................back cover C o n t e n t s Politics shouldn’t really mix with Heritage, but inevitably it does. Successive governments have reduced spending both nationally and locally and it tends to be the areas which are not directly involved with people and their welfare that suffer the deepest cuts. Locally this has meant threats to museums, the archaeology service and the research and information storage and management that are part of these functions. Although they escaped the worst of the cuts this time round, there is no guarantee for the future. All this makes the work and research that voluntary organisations undertake even more important. The NHBG has already won a national award for the New Buckenham Project as “the best volunteer-led project”; we must ensure that future projects measure up to the same, or a better, standard. See page 13 for the details of our latest project and opportunities for volunteers. The threat to the HER also makes the database of property information that the NHBG holds more important. Each building that the group surveys or inspects has its details entered into a database that sits behind the website, and is available for members to use in their own research. This was created as part of a generous grant from English Heritage. It has been operating for several years as a result of the dedication of committee-member Jackie Simpson in entering Ian Hinton most of the data. We are just about to enter negotiations with the Chair, Norfolk Historic Buildings Group, web developer over possible improvements, so please let Jackie March 2017 or I know if you have any suggestions. [email protected] CHAIR Committee Contact Details Administration Ian Hinton Chair & Journal Editor Full-Colour NHBG Newsletter 134 Yarmouth Road, Thorpe St Andrew, NR7 0SB Printing costs prohibit a full-colour printed version of the 01603 431311 [h] e.mail:[email protected] newsletter, restricting colour to the front and back cover, but the many photographs on the interior pages do look much better in Alayne Fenner Deputy Chair & Newsletter Editor colour. 24 Mount Pleasant, Norwich, NR2 2DG A full-colour version is produced for the web edition which 01603 452204 [h] e.mail: [email protected] is uploaded a year after publication (so that the up-to-date Lynne Hodge Committee Secretary newsletters are a benefit of membership, rather than available to everyone). This version can be emailed to members at the time Tannery House Worthing, Dereham NR20 5RH of publication in addition to the monochrome version sent by 01362 668847 [h] e.mail: [email protected] post. Please let Lynne or Ian know if you would like it sent to Maggy Chatterley Treasurer & Membership Sec. your email address - the usual version will continue to be posted The Old Rectory, Barnby, Beccles, NR34 7QN to you. 01502 475287 [h] e.mail: [email protected] Visit the website nhbg.org.uk and click the “publications” tab, click Newsletters on the right-hand side, scroll down through Mary Ash Winter Programme the newsletters and click the one you want to see - notice the 107 St Leonards Road, Norwich, NR1 4JF difference that colour throughout makes. 01603 616285 [h] e.mail: [email protected] Dominic Summers Summer Events NHBG Journal 1 - Research Agenda 3 Speke Street, Norwich, NR2 4HF The first NHBG Journal - produced in 2002 after our first 07709 028192[m] e.mail: [email protected] conference, setting out the Group’s research agenda for the future - has been out of print for Jackie Simpson Web Page Database some time. It contains papers by Bob The Chestnuts, Church Road, Neatishead NR12 8BT Meeson, Adam Longcroft, Susanna 01692 630639 e.mail: [email protected] Wade-Martins, Victor Morgan and Tom Diane Barr Documentary Research Williamson. 24 The Shrublands, Horsford, NR10 3EL There have been requests for a reprint, but the original layout and text 01603 898928 [h] e.mail: [email protected] files cannot be found, so I have scanned Anne Woollett Web Pages the text of the document resulting in The Cardinal’s Hat, Back Street, Reepham NR10 4SJ two PDF files. These are now available 01603 870452 [h] email: [email protected] by email to anyone who is interested. Let me know if you would like a copy Hilary Newby-Grant sent to you. Ketteringham Cottage, Sloley, Norfolk NR8 6EG Ian Hinton 01692 538383 [h] email: [email protected] Brendan Chester-Kadwell Oldakre, 63 School Road, Drayton, Norwich NR12 8HF Membership Secretary 01603 260307 [h] email: [email protected] Volunteer required - our treasurer, Maggy Chatterley, 2 Vacancies took over the job of Membership Sec. on a temporary basis when Ian was elected Chair last year. It is not a difficult task, just requires a couple of hours a week and a little computer knowledge. Speak to Ian or Maggy to see what is involved. Paul Hodge (not on committee) Facebook Group The Cardinal’s Hat, Back Street, Reepham NR10 4SJ Newsletter 33 Front cover: 01603 870452 [h] email: [email protected] A George Skipper front door in Norwich (David Bussey) 2 Newsletter number 33 - Spring 2017 membership: [email protected] Summer Programme Summer Programme 2017 If booking by post, please use the forms provided to book, with a separate cheque for each event, even if going to the same person. IF YOU WANT TICKETS POSTED TO YOU, DON’T FORGET the SAE. If you are happy to receive the tickets by email, DO NOT SEND AN SAE, the tickets will be despatched by email, but I am afraid that, until we have the ability to handle money electronically, we have to rely on the cheque and postage for payment. We have attempted to avoid having limits on numbers attending, but at some venues we have no choice. Booking is on a first come, first served basis, but if there is considerable over-demand we will try and run a similar event in the future. Dominic Summers Walsingham - Joint meeting Shropham Hall is a five-bay, brick-built On the site of the early See of East Anglia house of the late 17th/early 18th century; is a 12th C church with 15th C alterations with RUBL (Lincs HBG) th th it has recessed side bays with a 19th C and 19 C restoration. Inside are the Saturday 20 May stuccoed porch. It was built for John remains of a magnificent roodscreen and Barker, a later High Sherrif of Norfolk. some entrancing 15th C benchends. Time: 11.00 am and was built on the site of a Norman Behind the church are the combined Meet: Walsingham village hall monastery. It has beautiful gardens and ruins of two buildings built by different (NR22 6DJ) an exhibition of childhood. Tea will Bishops of Norwich - a 12thC chapel built by Cost: £10 follow. Herbert de Losinga and the 14thC Bishop’s Limit: 25 (members only) house built by Hugh Despenser. We will also visit Brisley church, Walking: Town and building stairs Aylsham Town Walk th equally large, but less restored, with an Food: Tea/coffee in the hall, am &pm. Saturday 24 June interesting tower, benchends, the remnants Lunch available in town Time: 2:00pm of wall paintings and the magnificent Althorne Brass. Contact: Lynne Hodge 01362 668847 Meet: Market Place [email protected] We hope to be able to picnic in the Parking: Market Place or Burgh Rd car park lovely gardens at Tannery House in A joint meeting with RUBL, the Cost: free Worthing. Lincolnshire HBG - a chance to exchange Limit: no limit ideas with members of a sister group. Walking: Mostly roads and pavements History Walk - There will be a presentation of the Walsingham survey results as well as a Contact: Dominic Summers Thorpe St Andrew guided walk around the town by Susan & 07709 028192 Summer Party afterwards at Michael Brown, highlighting the principal [email protected] findings, including a detailed look at the 134 Yarmouth Road (NR7 0SB) fifteenth-century Friday Cottage located We will be shown round central Aylsham Sunday 6th August by the Friary gates in Friday Market. with access to an historic house or two, one with a medieval undercroft. We will Time: 3:00 pm finish at The Town Hall for the AGM Thetford Town Walk Meet: Thorpe Council offices, Pound Lane (NR7 0SR) Wednesday 31st May followed immediately by the AGM Park: Stanley Lane or carpark for Time: 10:45 am Carrey’s Meadow, south side Meet: Thetford Priory car park (free) Time: 4:00 pm tea & scones, of Yarmouth Road Cost: £10 4:30 pm AGM Cost: £15 Limit: 20 (members only) Meet: Aylsham Town Hall Limit: none (members only) Walking: Stairs, pavements Food: Please return ticket, or email Food: Drinks and finger food Contact: Carol Nutt Dominic, for catering numbers Contact: Maggy Chatterley 01379 640007 Contact: Dominic Summers, 01603 431311 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Guided by local historian David Osborne.
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