St Nicholas Parish Church

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Purrely decorative wooden "organ pipes," never part of an instrument

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If the royal arms were genuine, they would be the only Henry ViIII arms in a church; however, their origin and journey is a matter for conjecture

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Rushbrooke, Suffolk England UK

Church of England (Anglican)

The interior of this ancient church (mostly 15th century with a 14th century tower) was extensively reordered by Colonel Rushbrooke, an antiquarian and woodcarver, in the early 19th century. The nearby Rushbrooke Hall burned and was demolished in 1961. The church belongs to the Rougham (St Mary) Benefice, with Beyton (All Saints) and Hessett (St Ethelbert).

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