~1000 Year Old HIDDEN Church ABANDONED For 400 Years! (St Andrew's, Whitlingham, Norfolk)
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2024
- We explored St Andrew's Church in Whitlingham Norfolk, the church is thought to have been built in Norman times, with other sections added throughout the years. It's been abandoned for over 400 years, and the tower collapsed in 1940.
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Was chillin with a headache listening to Bowie and then stumbled on your vlog channel. Your guys’ adventure made my lazy Sunday even better. Cheers from middle of America 😊🙏
Good choice! I love Bowie! Thank you so much! Was a lovely little adventure, I really enjoyed it. Hope your headache went away quickly! :)
Another lovely vlog. You do find some interesting stuff. xxx
Thank you! We always find something don't we!
This was lovely. Thank you
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
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Aww thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
I love that, you've gotta have a laugh!
Did it naturally colapse or was it bombed in ww2?!? I enjoy the country side exploration as always!
Thank you so much!
This one abandoned 400 years ago, the main tower naturally collapsed in 1940, and some other bits where pulled down for safty reasons later too.
Must be graves there too
I thought there would be, but I couldn't see any signs of any graves anywhere! Unless they were fully burried.
Did they not have any graves in the church yard?
I couldn't see any signs of any graves anywhere which was odd! Unless they were fully burried.
serious non ignorant question but how do you know its 1000 years old? and how do you know the last it was used was 400 years ago? was it for clickbait or you have genuine history about it? genuinely curious!!! pretty cool video
Hello! No I appreciate your question! I had to do a little bit of digging to find info on this one, but I found that they *THINK* some parts of the old chuch went back to early Norman times which is not far off 1000 years ago now. Other parts of it were confirmed to be 1400's / 1500's, and it was confirmed that the church was already in a dilapidated state in 1630. The part that fell down the hill didn't fall until 1940. The 1940 collapse and the 1630 delapidated state I found in an old newspaper artical from the 1940's when the collapse happened.
Maybe you'll find God in there 😂
I tried, still didn't find anything. HAHA!