Victor Naumenko's Pictures of Horringer

St Leonard's Church

Before the 19th century the parish was known as Horningsheath (or Horningsherth). The tower, with its croqueted pinnacles was built in the early 14th centuty and subsequently updated 400 years later in 1703. The church stands at the gates of Ickworth Park, it is often ignored by the day tripper in favour of the romance of Ickworth House. The whole church was over-restored in 1818 by the owners of Ickworth House and work continued throughout the 19th century to enhance the Eastern entrance.

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Horringer, Churches, Suffolk

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Cedar Cottage

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Horringer, English Cottages, Suffolk

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St Leonard's Church

St Leonard's Church occupies a commanding position in the centre of the village overlooking the village green and the entrance to Ickworth Park. There has been a place of worship here for over 1000 years.

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Horringer

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Ashdown Cottage

This thatched 'teapot' cottage is situated on the West side of the A143, known as The Street, opposite Meadow Drive.

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English Cottages, Horringer, Suffolk

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Yew topiary at Horringer

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