It was granted Grade II listing status in 2018.
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Within this project I will be staying true to the 39 historic counties of England. These county boundaries were in common use from medieval times until the mid 1970s when 'administrative countries' became widely used to represent local councils administrative areas. If you're looking to see if we've visited a particular village and you can't see it listed on the list of settlements, it may now be in a different county to what you expect!
It was granted Grade II listing status in 2018.
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During medieval times Burnham Sutton was merged with the neighbouring parish of Burnham Ulph. By the mid-18th century it is said that both churches were in need of repair and rebuilding. It was decided that St Ethelbert's would be demolished so that the materials could be used to restore All Saint's in what was Burnham Ulph.
It is possible that the church was built on the site of a much earlier church.
There is an information plaque at the site, though when I visited in 2024 it was quite overgrown with foliage.
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The railway station opened here in 1866 and closed, first to passengers, in 1952 and finally to freight in 1964.
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