EPW021278 ENGLAND (1928). St Peter and St Paul's Church, Swaffham, 1928

The Greyhound Public House, Swaffham - PE37 7AQ Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 460634 House, now public house. Early C16, extended to south c1740. Rendered and colourwashed brick and flint. Pantiled roofs.

Former Corn Hall, Swaffham PE37 7AG Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 460595 Corn hall, now offices. 1858. By Mathias Goggs.

2 Market Place Grade 2 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 460592 House, now offices. c1770 east block with c1860 west extension. Red brick, English bond to east block; partly rendered; concrete tiles and pantiles.

Market Cross, Swaffham PE37 7AG Grade 1 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 460635 Market or Butter Cross, in centre of main open space of Market Place 1781-83. By Mr Wyatt (probably James). For the Earl of Orford. Limestone; lead roof. Circular on plan. 8 unfluted Roman Doric columns set on a triple-stepped plinth support a plain entablature. 2 leaded steps lead into half-round dome upon which is statue of Ceres. Dished plaster ceiling beneath dome. A Scheduled Ancient Monument, No.241.

Church of St Peter and St Paul, Swaffham 6 Mangate Street, Swaffham, Norfolk PE37 7AP Grade 1 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 460562 C14-C15 with C18 and C19 alterations and restorations. 2-stage tower begun 1485, completed 1507-10 by Master Gyles. North aisle wall rebuilt 1462 Chancel constructed mid C15. Openwork battlements added 1533, with corner pinnacles. C16 6-bay arch-braced chancel roof. Gothick lantern and lead spike of 1778 by John Frost, rebuilt 1897. 5-light Curvilinear east window of 1853 Image of church interior in January 2007 by John Salmon. Copyright John Salmon, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Share-alike licence

War Memorial. For more details on the memorial, see www.roll-of-honour.com/Norfolk/Swaffham.html.