Ruins and Follies of East Anglia
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Ruins and Follies of East Anglia

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Ruins and Follies of East Anglia

About this book

This book takes an affectionate journey around some of the atmospheric and occasionally mysterious ruins and follies that can be found in East Anglia. It might be a building that has a particular historical, cultural or other significant interest but which is, at the time of writing, in such a state of disrepair that its restoration is either impractical or unlikely – or, in the cases of particularly old buildings, for example castles, not a consideration for obvious reasons. Or it might be a folly, a building that is still wholly complete and standing but was solely constructed for ornamental purposes and often for no practical use other than for the planners involved to 'prove' that it could be done. With a design that is often deliberately eye-catching, eccentric or even controversial in appearance, Edward Couzens-Lake investigates the reasons for this quirk, looking at, for example, the Victorian 'fashion' for making buildings that had a utilitarian purpose, such as workhouses or water towers, as ornamental in design as possible. Featuring forty-five such sites that fit into those descriptions, together with an accompanying set of photographs, each ruin or folly selected will include a concise and informative narrative relating to the reasons for its construction, its history and, where relevant, its present day function. Edward Couzens-Lake also looks at the future of some of the ruins and follies featured – do they have a future? Are they under threat? Might they eventually be lost to the landscape altogether, or do they have a function to play in the modern world? This charming and fascinating book looks to answer some of these questions.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Introduction
  6. Chapter 1 Aldeburgh
  7. Chapter 2 Aldeburgh
  8. Chapter 3 Babingley
  9. Chapter 4 Baconsthorpe
  10. Chapter 5 Binham
  11. Chapter 6 Brancaster
  12. Chapter 7 Brancaster Staithe
  13. Chapter 8 Briningham
  14. Chapter 9 Brograve
  15. Chapter 10 Castle Acre
  16. Chapter 11 Covehithe
  17. Chapter 12 Docking
  18. Chapter 13 East Somerton
  19. Chapter 14 Elveden
  20. Chapter 15 Eye
  21. Chapter 16 Freston
  22. Chapter 17 Hadleigh
  23. Chapter 18 Hainford
  24. Chapter 19 Harwich
  25. Chapter 20 Heacham
  26. Chapter 21 Hemsby
  27. Chapter 22 Holkham
  28. Chapter 23 Holkham
  29. Chapter 24 Holme-next-the-Sea
  30. Chapter 25 Houghton
  31. Chapter 26 Hunstanton
  32. Chapter 27 Hunstanton
  33. Chapter 28 Hunstanton
  34. Chapter 29 King’s Lynn
  35. Chapter 30 King’s Lynn
  36. Chapter 31 Long Melford
  37. Chapter 32 Long Melford
  38. Chapter 33 Long Melford
  39. Chapter 34 Norfolk Broads
  40. Chapter 35 Norfolk Broads
  41. Chapter 36 Norwich
  42. Chapter 37 Norwich
  43. Chapter 38 Near Cromer
  44. Chapter 39 Near Great Yarmouth
  45. Chapter 40 Sandringham
  46. Chapter 41 Sheringham
  47. Chapter 42 Thornham
  48. Chapter 43 Walsingham
  49. Chapter 44 Walsingham
  50. Chapter 45 Walsingham
  51. Acknowledgements