Title
All Saints, Hackford
Description
Two similar drawings of the ruins of Hackford All Saints before the tower collapsed during the eighteenth century. It had previously been burnt out in a town fire in the sixteenth century. The tower was finally demolished in the 1790s.
Written underneath the first sketch:-
'The South East prospect of the ruins of Hackford Church as it appeared the 7 June 1790 taken by Wm Brady' This sketch appears on the front cover of M. J. Sayer's booklet - Reepham's Three Churches.
The second sketch seems to be a later copy of the first, signed by E.F. Boon, presumably Ethel Fanny Boon, a daughter of John Boon, Reepham shoemaker. Drawing signed E.F.B. 1908. Ethel Boon was a teacher, daughter of John Boon, shoemaker. The family lived (in 1911) in Reepham Market Place.
Written underneath the first sketch:-
'The South East prospect of the ruins of Hackford Church as it appeared the 7 June 1790 taken by Wm Brady' This sketch appears on the front cover of M. J. Sayer's booklet - Reepham's Three Churches.
The second sketch seems to be a later copy of the first, signed by E.F. Boon, presumably Ethel Fanny Boon, a daughter of John Boon, Reepham shoemaker. Drawing signed E.F.B. 1908. Ethel Boon was a teacher, daughter of John Boon, shoemaker. The family lived (in 1911) in Reepham Market Place.