Sir Thomas Browne
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  • Home
    • The strange case of the skull
    • About
    • Funding support
  • Public Art
    • Public Art : Thomas Browne by henry Pegram
    • Public Art : Homage to Sir Thomas Browne
    • Talking Statues
    • Tazro Niscino installation
  • Champions
    • Barbara Miller OBE
    • Dr Kevin Killeen
    • Anthony Batty Shaw
    • Kevin Faulkner
    • Hugh Aldersey Williams
    • Professor Claire Preston
    • Maggie Wheeler
  • His Life
  • His works
    • Overview of major works
  • Events
    • Past events
  • Links
    • In Our Time
    • Articles
  • Publications
    • Essays by Kevin Faulkner
    • Adventures of STB in 21st C
  • Gallery
  • How Thomas Browne are you?
  • Thomas Browne Blog
  • Thomas Browne around Norwich
  • Stories and anecdotes
    • A Cabinet of Rarities
    • A humorous take on STB
  • FLOW : Temporary art commissions

A spiritual home for Browne

St Peter Mancroft Church, Hay Hill/Millennum Plain, Norwich

St Peter Mancroft Church is both the spiritual home and the last surviving place that Browne spent much of his time in. In the 17th century, he was a parishioner of St Peter Mancroft and a regular worshipper. He is buried and commemorated in the church alongside his family.
The church has been the custodian of many artefacts connected with Browne and has recently published a new book following research by a church which is available in the church.

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This site is part of the Thomas Browne Project with the aim to collate information and contributions about Sir Thomas Browne, his work, life and times in Norwich and make them accessible to the public,  edited and published by Marion Catlin of The Shift Norwich
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