NHER 8208 (Monument record) - Site of St Andrew's Church

Site of, (Ordance Survey).
Footpath on Ordnance Survey map has gone and a new house has been built very near if not on the site. Most of field is overgrown with long grass.
E. Rose (NAU), 5 February 1981.

Two churches are mentioned at Worstead in Domesday.
The chapel was mentioned in 1256 and money was left for repair in 1529.
(S1) claims buildings over site have reused material - first statement (that site was built over by 1950s) is wrong, and no reused stone was seen by E. Rose in area.
E. Rose (NAU) and N. Batcock, 22 July 1981.

Mr. J. Denny, North Norfolk District Council, states that in building the bungalow a careful watch was kept but that no foundations or skeletons were uncovered.
E. Rose (NAU), 10 August 1981.

July 1984. in advance of development.
Actual site of chapel appears to be not under bungalow but under long grass nearby.
Roadways bulldozed approach no nearer than 30 - 40m east of antiquity symbol.
Natural is chalky till, no finds, features or remains seen.
J. J. Wymer (NAU), 27 July 1984.

Appropriate section from (S2) in file. Which shows this was a parish church, despite Ordnance Survey marking as 'site of chapel'
E. Rose (NLA), 27 April 2001.

For reused stonework possibly from this church see Bengate Farm (NHER 22716).
E. Rose (NLA).

Unsubstantiated story in village that human remains were found when adjacent estate built to east and sometimes still appear in gardens.
E. Rose (NLA), 17 October 2005.