- St
James the Less,
Pockthorpe (also once
known as St James,
Cowgate or St.
James at Barr-gates) is a
redundant church located just
inside the medieval...
-
Jeremiah Colman managed a mill at
Bawburgh before buying his own mill at
Pockthorpe in 1803. In 1814 he
bought the
mustard business of
Edward Ames and moved...
- puppetry. The
theatre occupies the
medieval church of St
James the Less,
Pockthorpe, a
Grade 1
listed building, in Norwich, Norfolk, UK. It
currently houses...
- the
rebels wished to
discuss surrender and were
gathering around the
Pockthorpe gate.
Sheffield went with the
Herald to
discuss this
apparent good turn...
-
several parish churches,
including the 15th-century
Saint James the Less,
Pockthorpe,
which survived the
bombing in
World War II. In the
Middle Ages, 57 churches...
- Filby,
North Elmham, Old Hunstanton,
North Walsham, Thornham, St
James Pockthorpe (Norwich), St
Augustine (Norwich),
Pulham St Mary, and Southwold. Since...
- Green, Pedham, Pennygate, Pentney, Peterstone, Pettywell, Plumstead,
Pockthorpe, Podmore,
Pollard Street, Postwick,
Potter Heigham, Potthorpe, Pristow...
-
panel of a rood screen,
formerly in the
church of St
James the Less,
Pockthorpe in Norwich. She is
depicted with her crown,
holding a book and palm. Blida...
- King's Lynn and West Norfolk. West
Rudham also
includes the
village of
Pockthorpe. The
villages name
means 'Rudda's homestead/village' or 'Rudda's hemmed-in...
- affairs. The
people of
Pockthorpe even
parodied the authorities, for
instance in
electing their own 'mayor', and
founding the
Pockthorpe Guild in 1772. In...
