Observational analysis identifies St Walstan on a reredos in St Laurence Church, highlighting its historical relevance.
In 1995 a gazetteer of all known sites and representations of St Walstan in Norwich both pre- and post-Reformation was published (Twinch 1995). Given the extensive research devoted to Norwich churches there appeared to be little chance of anything new being added, but in 1997 Roy Tricker of the Churches Conservation Trust identified St Walstan on a reredos in the disused Church of St Laurence. The three-part reredos was designed by Edwin Tench and made by John Howard in 1921 as a war memorial.
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