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Ranworth is a
village in Norfolk,
England in The Broads,
adjacent to
Malthouse Broad and
Ranworth Broad. It is
located in the
civil parish of Woodbastwick...
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Ranworth Antiphoner is a 15th-century
illuminated antiphoner of the
Sarum Rite. It was
commissioned for the
Church of St
Helen in
Ranworth in Norfolk...
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Ranworth Broad is a 136-hectare (340-acre)
nature reserve on the
Norfolk Broads north-east of
Norwich in Norfolk,
United Kingdom. It is
managed by the...
- The
Ranworth rood
screen at
Church of St Helen,
Ranworth, Norfolk, is a
wooden medieval rood
screen that
divides the
chancel and nave, and was originally...
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Malthouse Broad is a
broad (i.e., lake) at
Ranworth in the
Norfolk Broads. The "Helen of
Ranworth" is a
traditional reedlighter, a boat that
carried away...
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Anglian Ranworth school of painters, of
which examples can be
found in
Southwold and Blythburgh, as well as at
Ranworth itself. The magnificent...
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printed copy of the
Canterbury Tales. The
Ranworth Antiphoner is
presented to St Helen's Church,
Ranworth. 17
December –
First book
printed in Oxford...
- gridiron, by the
Master of Messkirch, c. 1535–40 St Lawrence,
Ranworth Rood Screen,
Ranworth, St Helen's Church, UK, c. 1430 St
Lawrence pictured on the...
- century.
There are four
broads in Bure
Marshes NNR,
Hoveton Great Broad,
Ranworth Broad, ****shoot Broad, and
Decoy Broad. The
reserve contains several rare...
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younger brother, Gordon. He was
brought up in Liverpool,
where he
attended Ranworth Square Primary School. He then went to
Abbotsford Secondary Modern School...
