Scheduled monuments in Norfolk

There are 486 scheduled monuments in the county of

Notable scheduled monuments in Norfolk

This is a partial list of scheduled monuments in Norfolk.

Image	Name	Location	Date	Notes
	Baconsthorpe Castle	52°53′57″N 1°09′08″E / 52.89905°N 1.15213°E / 52.89905; 1.15213	15th century [4]	Ruined, fortified manor house.
	Beeston Reegis Priory	52°56′20″N 1°13′27″E / 52.938772°N 1.224176°E / 52.938772; 1.224176	1216 AD	Augustinian Priory established in the early 13th century.[5]
	Binham Priory	52°55′12″N 0°56′43″E / 52.91997°N 0.94523°E / 52.91997; 0.94523	late 11th century	A ruined Benedictine priory known for its history of scandals.[6]
	Norwich Castle	52°37′43″N 1°17′47″E / 52.6286°N 1.2964°E / 52.6286; 1.2964	1067 AD	Founded by motte and bailey .
	Paston Great Barn	52°51′25″N 1°26′51″E / 52.85698°N 1.44760°E / 52.85698; 1.44760	1581 AD	Medieval barn. A biological barbastelle bat.[7]
	St Theobald's Church	52°44′04″N 1°20′55″E / 52.73449°N 1.34858°E / 52.73449; 1.34858	11th century	Notable for the survival of the original nave, chancel, and 12th century round tower.[8]
	Grimes Graves	52°28′33″N 0°40′31″E / 52.47585°N 0.67541°E / 52.47585; 0.67541	2600–2300 BC	Large Neolithic flint mining complex.[9]
	Wymondham Abbey	52°34′14″N 1°06′27″E / 52.57062°N 1.10749°E / 52.57062; 1.10749	1107 AD	The church of the Benedictine Wymondham Abbey.[10]

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in Norfolk
• List of scheduled monuments in the United Kingdom

References