Flitcham - North Norfolk
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Norfolk12
N 52° 48.594 E 000° 33.738
31U E 335700 N 5853908
A colourful sign at the cross roads in this tiny village in North Norfolk part of the HM The Queens Estate.
Waymark Code: WMEA4V
Location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 04/25/2012
Views: 1
This sign shows the ship that St Felix came from Burgundy in France in AD 630 to bring Christianity to the Eastern Coast.
Flitcham is named after him Felix's Ham.
The sign was presented to the village by King George VI
Location: at the junctions of roads in the village
Plaque: no
Construction Material: carved painted wood
Web Address: [Web Link]
Sign Date: Not listed
Occasion Commemorated: Not listed
Artist: Not listed
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