|  Wenhaston's Good Village Guide is filled with information about this
                            Suffolk village of 800+ people.
 
                            Click the image on the left to discover the Guide's origins, a little Wenhaston history, recycling,
                            education, religion, medical services, info about village groups and organisations and who to contact
                            if you wish to know more.  The Guide is managed by Blythweb's staff and is regularly updated. Although not all details of village
                            life are included the Guide nevertheless gives a flavour of this community. Enjoy our village! |  The
                            Wenhaston Doom is a medieval wall painting that is unusual for
                            having been painted on to wooden boards. Few other such Dooms have
                            survived and indeed the story of the Wenhaston Doom is remarkable.
 On our website you can explore
                                the Doom
                                in detail and read a commentary about it and the various
                            images featured.   If you plan to come and see the Doom for yourself there is bed and breakfast and self catering
                            accommodation in Wenhaston and area. See the Where to Stay section of the
                            Menu on the left.  | 
                
                    | Looking
                            for somewhere to stay in Wenhaston? We have both self catering
                                cottages  and 
                            B&Bs - or for B&Bs in the immediate area see our
                            B&B Finder
                         We also have lots of information about accommodation in the surrounding
                                area too.  | Members of the Wenhaston WI, their friends and families, have
                            examined and recorded all the memorials in St. Peter's Churchyard in Wenhaston. Many of these were
                            very worn or hidden in bushes, and so very hard to read.
                         This project is now complete and Blythweb are pleased to show the results online as a searchable
                            database (useful for those carrying out family research).Click here for full details.
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