A Saxon church: To be or not to be?
Some thoughts on St Andrew's origins formulated during recent repointing and repair work
Church History
Building the Rectory in 1821
The Specification and Plans of the new Parsonage built for the Revd. William Ray Clayton, Rector of Great and Little Ryburgh 1820-1858
Ryburgh and the Revd. George Edmund Tatham
The first Tatham "makeover" of St Andrews, much of it in George Tatham's own words
1910 in the days before the Upper Wensum Diary
Ryburgh from the pages of the first surviving Parish magazines
The remaining glass and other heraldry in St Andrews
Besides the many William Wailes windows, we have a few other bits of Victorian glass and some interesting survivors of a bygone era.
William Wailes Glass
We believe that we have the largest collection of William Wailes' glass in Norfolk. It has in the past been described " by common consent to be of the very worst of the Victorian period" How opinions change in 50 years!
John Christian A.M.
Who was the occupant of the ledger stone in the chancel at St Andrew's?
Snapshots of the past at Ryburgh Church
A collection of family photograph's recording life at St Andrew's in times past
The Chancel Arch Inscription
Changing fashions in St Andrew's
The Ryburgh Angels
Details of the 1912 embroidery