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1. Garboldisham Primitive Methodist
2. Graveston Primitive Methodist
3. Gayton Primitive Methodist
4. Gayton Thorpe Primitive Methodist
5. Gaywood Assemblies of God. Demolished. No photographs.
6. Gillingham Roman Catholic, including press-cutting re Italianate building design, 1991.
7. Gissing Wesleyan Methodist
8. Gooderstone Wesleyan Methodist
9. Gorleston Baptist (ex-strict and particular)
10. Gorleston United Reformed Church (ex Congregational.)
11. Gorleston Congregational. Demolished. No photographs.
12. Gorleston United Free Methodist (ex Wesleyan Methodist)
13. Gorleston Countess of Huntingdon's Connection. Demolished. No photographs.
14. Gorleston Primitive Methodist (Beccles Road)
15. Gorleston Primitive Methodist
16. Gorleston Primitive Methodist. Demolished. No photographs.
17. Gorleston United Free Methodist. Demolished. No photographs.
18. Gorleston Methodist, Magdalen Way Chapel
19. Gorleston Ebenezer
20. Gorleston Plymouth Brethren. Demolished. No photographs. (Oddfellow's Hall)
21. Gorleston Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen
22. Gorleston Gospel Hall
23. Gorleston Roman Catholic
24. Gresham Primitive Methodist
25. Gressenhall Primitive Methodist
26. Grimston Wesleyan Methodist
27. Grimston Primitive Methodist
28. Guestwick Congregational, including RCHM notes re chapel and fittings with detailed plans and elevations of building.
29. Gunthorpe Wesleyan Methodist

1. Marham Wesleyan Methodist
2. Marham Primitive Methodist
3. Marlingford United Free Methodist. Demolished. No photographs.
4. Marsham Primitive Methodist
5. Marshland St James Primitive Methodist
6. Martham Primitive Methodist
7. Martham Primitive Methodist
8. Martham Baptist
9. Great Massingham Wesleyan Methodist
10. Great Massingham Primitive Methodist
11. Great Massingham United Free Methodist
12. Mattishall Society of Friends (Quakers), including photocopy of 19th century plan of burial ground.
13. Mattishall United Reformed Church (ex Congregational)
14. Mattishall Congregational
15. Mattishall Primitive Methodist
16. Mattishall Primitive Methodist
17. Melton Constable Mission Hall
18. Methwold Wesleyan Methodist
19. Methwold Hythe Wesleyan Methodist
20. Middleton Wesleyan Methodist
21. Middleton Mission Hall, Fair Green
22. Middleton Methodist, Fair Green
23. Mileham Wesleyan Methodist
24. Mileham Gospel Hall (ex Primitive Methodist)
25. Morley St Botolph Primitive Methodist
26. Moulton, Great Evangelical (ex Baptist), including architect's plans and elevations of new chapel, 1986, and press-cutting re removal of old iron building to the Museum of East Anglian Life at Stowmarket, c 1990.
27. Mulbarton Primitive Methodist
28. Mundford Wesleyan Methodist
29. Mundesley Wesleyan Methodist
30. Mundesley Evangelical, including booklet re history of cause, 1993.
31. Mundham Primitive Methodist

1. Lammas Society of Friends (Quakers)
2. Langham Methodist
3. Langley Wesleyan Methodist
4. Larking Wesleyan Methodist
5. Lenwade Wesleyan Methodist
6. Lenwade Primitive Methodist, including architect's copy plans and elevations, 1982
7. Lenwade Methodist
8. Lessingham Primitive Methodist
9. Letheringsett Primitive Methodist
10. Limpenhoe Primitive Methodist, including press-cutting re closure, 1994.
11. Lingwood Primitive Methodist. No photographs.
12. Lingwood Primitive Methodist
13. Litcham Primitive Methodist
14. Litcham United Free Methodist
15. Little Barningham Methodist
16. Little Cressingham Wesleyan Methodist
17. Little Snoring Primitive Methodist
18. Loddon Wesleyan Methodist
19. Loddon Primitive Methodist
20. Longham United Free Methodist, including sale particulars, nd
21. Long Stratton Congregational
22. Long Stratton Wesleyan Methodist
23. North Lopham Wesleyan Methodist
24. North Lopham Primitive Methodist
25. South Lopham Christian Brethren (ex Baptist)
26. Ludham Baptist. Demolished. No photographs.
27. Ludham Wesleyan Methodist
28. Ludham Primitive Methodist
29. Lyng Primitive Methodist

Capital scheme to build a new ward for younger, chronic, sick patients.

Includes plans and equipment schemes.

Architects' drawings up to 1907, plus some architectural material. The majority of the drawings listed here are by the two Scotts. Some are signed and dated but many are not and their styles were so similar that no attempt has been made to distinguish them. The other principal hand is presumably that of another member of the firm who specialised on the engineering side. A number of the plans are drawn by one hand and annotated by another and occasional notes are added probably by Thomas Burton, the clerk of works at Norwich.

Summary of work: New Bakery
Additional information:
Building owner/Applicant: Jasper J. Wright
Architect/Builder: Ernest John Colman

Summary of work: New bakers oven
Additional information:
Building owner/Applicant:
Architect/Builder: John J. Bone

Inc. deeds of messuages and land held of the manors of Heywood Hall and Diss with Members which passed by the Spurdens and Woodward families to the Mannings, executorship accounts and papers and inventory of Ruth Rudd of Diss, 1816-1817, inc. doctor's bill, and plans for alteration to the Hall, 1922 (Sydney Naish, architect). Found with the same, an account to Robert Bransby for manorial charges at Debenham, Suffolk, 1688, and an anonymous 'Elegy on the Death of Mrs Bonfoy', nd [? 18th century].

Including 8 rough pencil sketches. Including elevations.

Correspondence and petition regarding stopping places at Castle Meadow, with plan and newspaper cutting.

Includes architectural and design drawings (predominantly 1960 onwards), and additional photographs and slides relating to Norfolk churches, 1967 and nd, and Worcester Cathedral crypt, 1986.