Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Norfolk Archaeology, Vol. 7
The other Excursion was held at Diss, in conjunction with the Suffolk Institute 'of Archaeology, to visit the Churches at the head of the Waveney Valley, on each side of the stream, including the interesting ones of Fersfield, South Lopham, and Redgrave. Fersfield, as the birth-place, residence, and burial-place of our great historian Blomefield, was a fitting spot for a pilgrimage of congenial minds and a proposition, made at the time, that the Society should initiate a subscrip tion, for the purpose of erecting some memorial to his fame, has been under consideration by the Committee. It was suggested that the East window of. Fersfield Church should be filled with stained glass to Blomefield's memory; and although the chancel is modern and its architecture faulty, there are many who would be willing to subscribe for this purpose. From the pressure of other business, the Com mittee have not decided what steps they should be justified in taking in the matter.
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