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Campaign Has Been Launched To Save Suffolk's Smallest Church From Being Closed

1977 , Darmsden (Suffolk)

Cat no. 111584

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Brief scenes of Darmsden church and village.

Shots of the church exterior with its bellcote and single external bell, and the view from the churchyard of surrounding fields and electricity pylons. Distant view of the church at the end of a narrow track. A red van drives along a road towards the buildings of the village.

Featured Buildings

Darmsden church

Keywords

Churches; Church of England; Church Buildings; Redundant Churches

Background Information

The Church of St Andrew at Darmsden is a Grade II Listed Building. It was completed in 1880 by Herbert Green of Norwich on the site of a medieval church of similar form. Declared redundant in the 1970s, the church was put up for sale by the Church of England and purchased by the Friends of St Andrew who re-opened the church for worship.

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Campaign Has Been Launched To Save Suffolk's Smallest Church From Being Closed

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