Hingham village, Norfolk

Hingham is a small market town situated 6 miles west of Wymondham and 17 miles from Norwich, in the heart of rural Norfolk. Hingham’s 14th century church, St Andrew, towers above the market place and can be seen for miles around. Hingham has some fine Georgian buildings around the market place including Admiral’s House, that is thought to be named after Admiral Sir Philip Wodehouse, who lived in the village in the early part of the 19th century.

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