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Walberswick Scroll

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Walberswick Scroll
Sun
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Oct
2026
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25
Oct
2026
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Walberswick Scroll

The Walberswick Scroll: The 123 feet long scroll, created in 1931 and 1932 by the artist John Doman Turner, is an incredible record of the village as it was at the time.  The scroll will be shown at 10am and again at 11.30am on Sunday, 25th October.  Whether your interest is history, art, sociology, or you are just curious, come along to the Heritage Hut.  Discussions are often wide-ranging and the scroll team welcome learning something new every time it is shown. 

 

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