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Stunning, quirky and most unusual bench ends in Great Hockham church, Norfolk. I was particularly entertained when the churchwarden told me that the mermaid is clearly holding a bit comb 😆 also featuresd is a very flexible man and interesting beastie! #churchcrawling #medieval

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Bats in Churches @BatsinChurches·

5 Nov

Calling all evaluators across training, volunteering & community engagement, bat ecology & heritage conservation. We're welcoming consortia or consultancy bids that demonstrate the needed range of expertise. Pls RT @NaturalEngland @_BCT_ @churchofengland @HistoricEngland @TheCCT

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Bats in Churches @BatsinChurches·

5 Nov

We had a great time on @BBCEssex talking about the bats at St Nicholas' church in Chignall Smealy with @EssexBatGroup, thanks to @HeritageFundUK St Nicholas' is now able to create an environment fit for humans & bats 👍 you can listen again here: https://t.co/LlZ4la5GrO

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Bats in Churches @BatsinChurches·

1 Nov

Fantastic two days in @DioceseNorwich, sharing plans to help some of our worst affected churches protect their church heritage and create purpose-built bat roosts, with @WildWingsEcol @Rach_Arnold @Wild_NEScot #NationalLottery25 @HeritageFundUK @CofE_Churchcare

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Steve @Salcathguide·

27 Oct

A recent art installation in SalCath left its mark. It’s not a water mark, although it looks like one. @SallyBadham
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Bats in Churches @BatsinChurches·

12 Oct

Really successful day brushing off ceiling cobwebs and learning how to clean historic churches at Wimbish @TheCCT @HeritageFundUK @ChurchesEssex.

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Category: National Trust – Goddards

Decorative Wooden Bannister

Wooden banister finial (post-conservation cleaning)

Decorative Wooden Bannister

Published 9th July 2015 by Rachel Arnold

The staircase at Goddards House was designed by architect Walter Brierly in the Arts and Crafts style. It is wooden and has a highly decorative banister, complete with finials, which, over the one hundred years of use, has accumulated…

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Rockingham Vases

Rockingham Vases

Published 9th July 2015 by Rachel Arnold

Goddards House and Gardens, located on Tadcaster road in York, is a National Trust property which was once home to a famous family of confectioners: the Terrys. The three Rockingham vases date from between 1830-1842 and were manufactured by the…

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