East window (15th century), Church of St Peter & St Paul, East Harling, Norfolk.
Photo: Mike Dixon
Detail of east window (15th century), Church of St Peter & St Paul, East Harling, Norfolk.
Photo: Mike Dixon
Church of St Peter & St Paul, East Harling, Norfolk
Address
Church of St Peter & St Paul, Church Road, East Harling, Norfolk NR16 2NBHighlight
East WindowArtist, maker and date
15th-century Norwich School of glassmakersAll artists mentioned at this location
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The window has twice survived being destroyed. To escape the ravages of Cromwell’s troops, it was removed and hidden in the attic of East Harling Hall, the ancient home of the Lovell family. In 1736, when the manor was sold to Thomas Wright, the glass was returned to its original setting. It was again removed during the Second World War and replaced and releaded in 1947.
Further reading: Norfolk Stained Glass – East Harling