St Mary's Church, Bessingham
Bessingham, GB
St Mary’s Church is located in the small rural village of Bessingham, about 5 miles south of the coastal town of Sheringham.
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Bessingham, GB
St Mary’s Church is located in the small rural village of Bessingham, about 5 miles south of the coastal town of Sheringham.
Bexwell, GB
St Mary’s church is located in Bexwell, a village to the east of Dereham.
Blundeston , GB
St Mary's church is located in Blundeston, a village in Suffolk about 3 miles north-west of Lowestoft.
Brome, GB
St Mary's church is located in Brome, a village in Suffolk about 2 miles south of Scole.
Broomfield, GB
St Mary's church is located in Broomfield, a small town in Essex just to the north of Chelmsford.
Burnham Deepdale, GB
St Mary’s church is located in Burnham Deepdale, a village on the famous northern Norfolk Coast, right on the A149 Hunstanton to Burnham Market road.
Bylaugh, GB
St Mary’s church is situated in the small rural village of Bylaugh, on the northern shore of the River Wensum, and just south to Bylaugh Hall. The name is pronounced “Bee-lõ”
Cork, IE
The Roman church of St Mary's Priory was built in 1832, but the recognisable hexastyle Ionic portico was not added until 1861. The church was designed by Cork architect Kearns Deane, and the portico was added by architects Deane and Woodward. The imposing scale of the building makes it a notable addition to the docks. This church is part of a group of Roman Catholic buildings with the priory buildings to the north.
Denton, GB
St Mary’s church is located in Denton, a village in Norfolk some hundred yards north to the A143 and about halfway between Harleston and Bungay.
East Somerton, GB
St Mary's church is located in West Somerton, a Norfolk village about 2 miles west to the coastal village of Winterton-on-Sea.
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