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"I have recentely obtained a postcard of Walberswick Church ( near Southwol=
d ) and it shows a church without roof and ruins next to it . The tower whi=
ch appears to be flint seems intact .Does anyone know if this tower still e=
xists and whether it contains or contained any bells ? As for the card it w=
as posted in 1911 ."
Walberswick was one of those churches built during a short-lived period of =
prosperity, which was too large for its parishioners to be able to afford t=
o maintain. The church fell into desrepair, and in the late seventeenth cen=
tury a smaller church was built within the western end of the south aisle. =
This remains, along with the tower and the ruins of the rest of the church.=
I believe there is a single bell, of which I have no details.
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