St Julian's Church is located in the City of Norwich. It is the only of the four Round Tower Churches in this city still in use as a parish Church.
More information about this church at https://www.roundtowerchurches.net/norfolk/norfolk-m-r/norwich-st-julian-2/
Little is known about the origins of St. Julian's Church, as the original building was largely destroyed in 1942 during the "Norwich Blitz". The present church is a restoration completed in 1953. However, the church is famous for having been the place where Lady Julian (1342 - 1416) stayed most of her life as an anchoress. During her confinement in the church, she wrote the "Revelations of Divine Love", the oldest book in the English language to have been written by a woman.
St Etheldreda is a round tower church in the City of Norwich. It is in the care of the Norwich Historic Churches Trust.
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