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Catfield Diamond Jubilee Celebrations 'Photobook'

Printed book of colour photographs recording Catfield Diamond Jubilee Celebrations on 3 June 2012. 'A request was made for all the people who attended to submit photographs of the day's events and these have been compiled into a 'Photobook' to provide a lasting record of a memorable occasion.' (See letter at MC 2928/2.)

Photographs of St Giles, Norwich for the exhibition, 'The Living Mediaeval Churches of Norwich'

Booklet of proposed images for this exhibition, which was held at the Hostry, Norwich Cathedral, 14-25 March 2011. The colour photographs include the church interior during services, spring cleaning the church, social events in the church, Father Darren Thornton, vicar of St Giles and Anglican chaplain at the University of East Anglia, and the exterior of the UEA chaplaincy. Photographs taken by David White.

St Leonard, Billingford (near Diss), compiled by the Church Recording Group, Diss Decorative and Fine Arts Society

Written descriptions and photographs, arranged under the following sections: church memorials (giving transcriptions, including First World War and Second World War rolls of honour); metalwork; stonework; woodwork; textiles; paintings etc.; library; windows; and miscellaneous.

Two colour photographs of the bell at St Mary's church, Hellesdon

The photographs were taken by Brian Cleland, churchwarden, during an inspection by a bell specialist. One shows the outside of the bell and the inscription running around the top; the other shows the interior of the bell and the construction of the bellcote. The church bell is inscribed 'IOHNES DE HEYLESDON ME FECIT FIERI IN HONORE MATRS CRESTI WILELLMVS DE NORWYCO ME FECIT' (John de Heylesdon caused me to be made in honour of the Mother of Christ. William of Norwich made me). The bell is one of the oldest surviving in Norwich. It is probable that John de Hellesdon (died 1384) paid for the construction of the bellcote and steeple.

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