The austere interior of the Friends Meeting House at Wymondham also seen in August 1950. With hard benches and a brick floor, a simple balcony and, shown here, the two-tier ministers gallery, the interior harked back to the earliest days of the assembly. (Image: Archant)
From non-conformist churches to remote wayside chapels, East Anglia boasts a wealth of small Christian places of worship, bearing physical testimony to the strength of religious faith in the East.
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