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St Stephen's Church, Higham, Suffolk

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2025-

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/2201/facilities/.

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https://religiana.com/st-stephens-church-higham

Brief description

"It is not often that there is a definite date for the building of the church and the tower, but St Stephen’s of Higham was new built in 1861, at a cost of £3,600, to serve the people of Higham, which had formerly been a hamlet of the Parish of Gazeley. The chosen architect was Sir George Gilbert Scott, R.A., 1811-1878, who was a well known High Victorian Gothic Architect. The Church was built in the Early English (geometric) style of the 13th century, and was made of flint and Ancaster stone. The tower has two bands of plain stone round at the sill level and at the springing of the arch of the ground floor windows, which have black flint and white stone relieving arches round their tops...."

For more information about the Church see:

https://www.roundtowerchurches.net/suffolk/suffolk-a-i/suffolk-higham/