Brisley Church Crypt once imprisoned dangerous criminals on route to the gallows of Norwich Castle! скачать в хорошем качестве

Brisley Church Crypt once imprisoned dangerous criminals on route to the gallows of Norwich Castle!

Grade One Listed St Bartholomew's is a grand perpendicular church. The tall tower stands proud across the landscape. Constructed between 1370 and 1460 it is located in the small village of Brisley which is located between Dereham and Fakenham. The crypt under the chancel still has its original medieval door. Behind this old oak door are some stone steps to the chamber below. The crypt is thought originally to have been used as a charnel house to store bones. In the 19th century dangerous prisoners from King’s Lynn were lodged in the crypt overnight before being escorted by foot to the gallows of Norwich Castle. It has been suggested that the crypt may date from the Saxon church which is believed to have stood where the chancel stands today. If what has been theorised is correct this crypt would be one of very few remaining under a medieval church originating from Saxon times. Music provided by MARION music (   / @marion_music_  ) Artist: MARION Title: Loneliness Listen on YouTube:    • MARION - Loneliness | ChillStep   #brisley #crypt #norfolk https://www.hauntedandabandonednorfol...