A Saxon church: To be or not to be?
Last Updated: 3rd August 2025Some thoughts on St Andrew's origins formulated during recent repointing and repair work
Church History
Building the Rectory in 1821
Last Updated: 15th April 2022The 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
Last Updated: 23rd November 2021The first Tatham "makeover" of St Andrews, much of it in George Tatham's own words
1910 in the days before the Upper Wensum Diary
Last Updated: 21st November 2021Ryburgh from the pages of the first surviving Parish magazines
The remaining glass and other heraldry in St Andrews
Last Updated: 7th April 2022Besides 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
Last Updated: 18th September 2022We 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.
Last Updated: 2nd March 2022Who was the occupant of the ledger stone in the chancel at St Andrew's?
Snapshots of the past at Ryburgh Church
Last Updated: 29th November 2020A collection of family photograph's recording life at St Andrew's in times past
The Chancel Arch Inscription
Last Updated: 2nd March 2022Changing fashions in St Andrew's
The Ryburgh Angels
Last Updated: 12th July 2014Details of the 1912 embroidery