Mousehold Heath - Wikipedia
Mousehold Heath is a 184-acre (74 ha) public area of heathland, woodland and recreational open space to be found to the north of Norwich city centre. It is the largest of the nature reserves managed by Norwich City Council.
Kett's Rebellion - Wikipedia
Kett and his forces, joined by recruits from Norwich and the surrounding countryside and numbering some 16,000, set up camp on Mousehold Heath to the north-east of the city on 12 July. The rebels stormed Norwich on 29 July and took the city.
About Mousehold Heath - Norwich
A unique 88 hectare (184 acre) area made up of heathland, woodland and recreational open space located in the north of Norwich. It is the largest local nature reserve managed by Mousehold...
Mousehold Heath - Visit Norwich
To find one of the best views of Norwich’s skyline head to Mousehold Heath, which is only a short walk to reach through Norwich Cathedral grounds, and over Bishop Bridge. The Heath has over 184 acres of woodland and heathland and is the perfect …
Mousehold Heath Earth Heritage Trail - Norwich
Each one links the landscape and wildlife of the Heath today with its deep geological history. See the trail map and leaflet. You can access the trail from all parts of the Heath.
Mousehold Heath - Woodland Trust
An area of heathland and woodland in north east Norwich and a designated Local Nature Reserve. It is now mostly covered by broad-leaf semi-natural woodland, although some areas of heath remain and are managed.
Mousehold Heath | Nature reserves | Norwich City Council
Mousehold Heath. This is the largest local nature reserve in Norwich (92.2 ha). Formerly heathland the site is now mostly covered by broad-leaved semi-natural woodland. Trees include oak, birch...
The Painting – In Focus - Tate
The Painting. Mousehold Heath, Norwich c.1818–20 (Tate N00689; fig.1) depicts a wide expanse of relatively featureless countryside, shown sometime towards evening on a summer’s day.
Mousehold Heath as a Location – In Focus - Tate
Mousehold Heath is a tract of land lying north-east of Norwich, rising high above the city.
Mousehold Heath, Norwich - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mousehold Heath, Norwich. Crome celebrates his native county of Norfolk using a rough road and sunken pool in the foreground, and distant windmills and cottages beneath a stormy sky. Largely self-taught, the artist combines intense natural observation with lessons learned from paintings by Gainsborough and Hobbema.