Remains of Church of St Thomas, Thorpland South East of Thorpland Hall

The ruin of St Thomas' church. James Bell mentions Thorpland in 1835, describing it as a hamlet in the parish of Fakenham - Thorpland is one of 200-odd deserted medieval villages in Norfolk, known to have been "lost" or significantly reduced in size over the centuries. Thorpland Hall > 419874 and a handful of cottages as well as a farm line Great Snoring Road as it winds its way northeast from the A148 to the village of Great Snoring . The (grade 2 listed) remains of a church dedicated to St Thomas are located just southeast of the Hall.
The ruin of St Thomas' church. James Bell mentions Thorpland in 1835, describing it as a hamlet in the parish of Fakenham - Thorpland is one of 200-odd deserted medieval villages in Norfolk, known to have been "lost" or significantly reduced in size over the centuries. Thorpland Hall > 419874 and a handful of cottages as well as a farm line Great Snoring Road as it winds its way northeast from the A148 to the village of Great Snoring . The (grade 2 listed) remains of a church dedicated to St Thomas are located just southeast of the Hall. Author: Evelyn Simak, License: CC BY-SA 2.0 · Source

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