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James the Less with
Pockthorpe... which ... fallen into a state of deplorable diilapidation". Being aware of a repairs estimate of £610, (equivalent to £70,063.48 in 2023) and of the poverty of the local congregations, an appeal for additional subscriptions was made to various interested clergy and gentry. The subscriptions were received and disposed of by Rev. Cook. On 9 October 1842, St James was re-opened for services following the repairs. At the first service, Cook read the prayers, and the
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and tombstones. He copied memorials in the church, including brasses for
Johanna Rysyng, Elizabeth Calthorp, and "Walteri Ftyer et Margarete Urori". A memorial in the chapel, read: "Pray for the Sowle of Nicholas Parker, on whose Sowle Jesus have Mercy Amen." In 1842, when the church was undergoing
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On 25 March 1841, while Bell Cook was vicar of St Paul and St James with
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According to a 1911 description of St. James's, the screen was dismantled in 1883. The panels were by 1911 "in private possession, with figures of Sts. Oswald, Sitha, Walstan, Blaise, Blida, Helen, Jean of Valois (dated 1515), Jude, Martin, Simon, Agnes, etc.". The panels were acquired from
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that assist in supporting the brick-topped tower. The tower has three stages. It was built within the church and not at the end of the nave, so causing the west end to be partitioned. The top part of the tower was constructed in 1743; in
Blomefield's time it had stone
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Norwich during the 19th century, Pockthorpe, where most of the parish lived, became notorious for the acute poverty and poor housing conditions of its population. In 1842, Pockthorpe's only street, Barrack Street, was described in G. K. Blyth's
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church, having closed in 1972. In 1973, the building was placed in the care of the
Norwich Historic Churches Trust. From 1972 to 1976, part of the building was repurposed as a night shelter for the homeless. It is located within the modern parish of
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Also curate-in-charge for St Martin at Palace, Norwich (1962–1974); he became the vicar of St Mary
Magdalene in 1972, after the church for the parish of St James, Pockthorpe was transferred there in that year. He was appointed
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using old cinema seats, and the chancel was made into a performance area. The theatre opened in 1980. In 1980, an extension was built to accommodate storage and rehearsal space. The theatre can accommodate an audience of 185.
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St James the Less possibly replaced an earlier building—archaeologists have found a clay boundary wall, possibly built in the 11th or 12th centuries, under the foundations of the present building. As with most of the medieval
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once formed the centrepiece, but these were removed following the
Reformation—a dark area on the velvet reveals where these once were. The cope was later disassembled before being used as a
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The church was restored in 1885. It was placed in the care of the
Norwich Historic Churches Trust in 1973. It became a shelter for the homeless before becoming the home of the
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The interior features once included a rood screen with painted panels that each featured a different saint. The screen is recorded as being "beautifully painted" in 1479.
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The original stained glass windows date from the 15th century. Apart from those on the east side, they are Perpendicular. The east window has tracery dating to the
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By the time of its closure, the church still had one of the three original bells, which was manufactured in 1625. The parish records for St James are kept at the
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that assist in supporting the brick-topped tower, which, being built within the church and not at the end of the nave, causes the west end to be partitioned.
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as an "A" priority building, as there is an "Immediate risk of further rapid deterioration or loss of fabric", and no solution to the issue has been agreed.
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as having houses that were "mean" and "occupied by the poorer part of the citizens". At this time, St James and a neighbouring parish, St Paul, shared a
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of £600 (raised by grants and subscription). The Lord Bishop presented a handsome altar cloth, with the appropriate initials embroidered by Miss Stanley.
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each. At some point, Colman arranged for his panels to be returned to the church. A new screen was made in 1946 for the surviving panels. A panel of
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During the 18th century a new south porch was constructed in the angle between the west end of the nave and the south aisle. The porch once had
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in the form of seated figures, but only one pinnacle remains. Blomefield (1805) states that the tower was restored in 1743.
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St James formerly stood within a churchyard, now lost to modern development. The building is currently occupied by the
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Wrapson, Lucy (2012). "East Anglian Rood-screens: the Practicalities of Production". In Binski, P.; New, E. (eds.).
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Wrapson, Lucy (2015). "Ranworth and its Associated Paintings: A Norwich Workshop". In Heslop, T.; Lunnon (eds.).
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Dennis King. Several are now at St Mary Magdalene, Norwich, including a 16th-century
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in 1954 and 1960, when roundels were incorporated from the collection of the Norwich
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The History of the Church and Parish of St. James with Pockthorpe, Norwich
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are nearly all that remains in the area from before the Second World War.
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Also curate-in-charge for St Martin at Palace, Norwich (1950–1952).
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At an unknown date, but probably during the 14th to 15th century, a
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Atkin, Malcolm (1982). "St James' Church, Pockthorpe (Site 415N)".
1753:"Fonds PD 11 - Parish Records of St James with Pockthorpe, Norwich"
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belonging to it, till about 1201, when it was appropriated by
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an extensive restoration, plans were approved for a
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2293:"For Public Benefit: Churches cared for by trusts"
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2486:Journal of the British Archaeological Association
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423:in the middle of the 19th century, and in 1885.
2354:. Oxford, UK: Archaeopress Publishing Limited.
2674:Saint John the Baptist, Maddermarket, Norwich
627:Original furnishings, fixtures and possessions
2817:Church of England church buildings in Norwich
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849:. In 1954, it was repaired by experts at the
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1211:. The Medieval Churches of Norwich. May 2015
1148:"St James' Church (Puppet Theatre), Norwich"
701:, (before 1874), Norfolk Museums Collections
553:The present church's architectural style is
2522:by the Norfolk photographer George Plunkett
946:(1904) states that "St Mary Magdalene's, a
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2333:. Norwich, UK: Norwich Heritage Projects.
2302:(49, 50). Ipswich Historic Churches Trust.
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1960:. London: Crockford's. 1932. p. 1037.
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2684:St John the Theologian's Church, Norwich
1272:inflation figures are based on data from
841:. The cope dates from 1480, according to
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159:located just inside the medieval city of
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1728:"Norwich, Norfolk, S James, Pockthorpe"
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699:Interior of St. James's Church, Norfolk
470:It took until the 1930s for the area's
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2639:St George's Church, Colegate, Norwich
2541:St James the Less Pockthorpe WW1 + WW2
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1369:Database of Manuscripts and Archives
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29:Redundant church in Norwich, England
2822:Grade I listed buildings in Norfolk
2373:. Ramsgate: The Church Publishers.
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565:, and brick. The nave has a three
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250:(1789). Pockthorpe is north of the
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2490:British Archaeological Association
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2316:. County Churches. London: Allen.
2208:. No. 50729. 26 November 1986
1613:Knights, Emma (11 November 2010).
1533:National Heritage List for England
1345:. 15 October 1842. p. 3 col.3
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345:In 1368, the church was valued at
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1883:"Late Medieval English Vestments"
1475:. Norwich Historic Churches Trust
1365:"Church name: Norwich, St. James"
492:St Mary Magdalene Church, Norwich
325:, having all the great and small
313:that became part of the bishop's
34:Church in Norfolk, United Kingdom
2664:Saint James the Less, Pockthorpe
2537:from Norfolk Museums Collections
1881:Barton, Allan (8 October 2018).
1860:Society of Antiquaries of London
1314:. 27 March 1841. p. 2 col.4
919:20th–century vicars of St James
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317:. According to Blomefield:
18:Saint James the Less, Pockthorpe
2739:St Peter Parmentergate, Norwich
2634:St Etheldreda's Church, Norwich
2516:website (registration required)
2437:. Donington. pp. 386–404.
1948:
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970:Herbert Benjamin John Armstrong
959:Charles Edward Osborne Griffith
576:emblems of the four Evangelists
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2614:St Augustine's Church, Norwich
2392:North-East Norfolk and Norwich
2228:Crockford's Clerical Directory
2173:Crockford's Clerical Directory
2145:Crockford's Clerical Directory
2117:Crockford's Clerical Directory
2089:Crockford's Clerical Directory
2060:Crockford's Clerical Directory
2030:Crockford's Clerical Directory
2000:Crockford's Clerical Directory
1957:Crockford's Clerical Directory
1929:Crockford's Clerical Directory
805:The church's carved octagonal
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2699:St Margaret's Church, Norwich
2694:St Laurence's Church, Norwich
2669:St John de Sepulchre, Norwich
2619:St Benedict's Church, Norwich
2395:. Penguin Books. p. 243.
2348:Ladick, Jason Robert (2021).
1307:"At a meeting of the members"
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981:Gerald Wilfred Fardell Howard
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246:Part of Hochstetter's map of
145:St James the Less, Pockthorpe
2754:St Stephen's Church, Norwich
2744:St Saviour's Church, Norwich
2709:St Martin at Palace, Norwich
2654:St Gregory's Church, Norwich
2624:St Clement's Church, Norwich
2604:All Saints' Church, Norwich
2530:National Library of Scotland
1495:"Maps of parishes/benefices"
1004:St Martin at Palace, Norwich
952:Ecclesiastical Commissioners
519:Manpower Services Commission
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2724:St Michael-at-Plea, Norwich
2719:St Michael Coslany, Norwich
2689:St Julian's Church, Norwich
2629:St Edmund's Church, Norwich
2609:St Andrew's Church, Norwich
2510:Parish records for St James
2278:. London: Josiah Fletcher.
2253:. East Anglian Archaeology.
823:St Julian's Church, Norwich
819:All Saints' Church, Norwich
498:. It is listed on the UK's
419:The church was altered and
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2659:St Helen's Church, Norwich
2504:St James the Less, Norwich
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1338:"On Sunday afternoon last"
851:Victoria and Albert Museum
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717:, now at St Mary Magdalene
662:An 1896 photograph of the
650:, now at St Mary Magdalene
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219:St Mary Magdalene, Norwich
2729:St Peter Hungate, Norwich
2714:St Mary the Less, Norwich
2704:St Martin at Oak, Norwich
2649:St Giles' Church, Norwich
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2543:from War Memorials Online
1885:. Liturgical Arts Journal
1828:Pevsner & Wilson 2002
1152:Norfolk Heritage Explorer
879:The cope is adorned with
500:Heritage at Risk Register
373:dedicated at one time to
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2595:Medieval parish churches
2403:; Wilson, Bill (2002) .
2329:Holmes, Frances (2015).
1100:"Norwich Puppet Theatre"
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311:defensive boundary ditch
293:of Thorpe. In 1106, the
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2291:Cooper, Trevor (2014).
2232:Oxford University Press
2178:Oxford University Press
2150:Oxford University Press
2122:Oxford University Press
2094:Oxford University Press
2066:Oxford University Press
2036:Oxford University Press
2006:Oxford University Press
1976:University of Leicester
1934:Oxford University Press
1274:Clark, Gregory (2017).
1044:Bishop of Knaresborough
839:Norfolk Museums Service
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496:Grade I listed building
437:General Board of Health
153:St. James at Barr-gates
56:View from the southwest
2267:. Vol. 4. London.
1590:. 2020. Archived from
1588:Norwich Puppet Theatre
1564:. Archbishops' Council
1442:, pp. v, 122–125.
821:, but which is now in
619:roundel depicting the
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507:Norwich Puppet Theatre
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464:Norwich Puppet Theatre
455:20th century – present
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321:It was a well-endowed
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180:Norwich Puppet Theatre
2488:. 14 (First Series).
2480:Poste, Beale (1845).
2411:Yale University Press
2369:Long, Sydney (1961).
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2180:. 1968. p. 682
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1034:Malcolm James Menin
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2435:(Conference paper)
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2401:Pevsner, Nikolaus
2387:Pevsner, Nikolaus
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2308:Cox, John Charles
2275:The Norwich Guide
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