copied from examples in Blickling Hall and restored in the Twenty-first Century by King & Son. Amenities Erpingham's 'Spread Eagle' public house has stood on its current site since the late eighteenth century. In its long history, the Spread Eagle has been owned by Watney & Mann Brewery and Woodforde's and was briefly known as the Erpingham Arms from 2011 to 2017. Notable residents Sir Thomas Erpingham (1347-1428)- English soldier and administrator Steve Wright (b.1958)- English serial killer War Memorial Erpingham's war memorial takes the form of a shaft topped with a Celtic cross above a plinth located in St. Mary's Churchyard. The memorial lists the following names for the First World War: Gnr. John C. Nichols (1885-1918), 251st Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Pvt. George Warne (1893-1918), 1/6th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry Pvt. Albert Lambert (d.1917), 1/9th Battalion, Durham L. I. Pvt. Alfred E. Allard (1888-1918), 13th Battalion, Durham L.I. Pvt. S. Jack Burgess (1896-1916), 2nd Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Pvt. John Ives (d.1917), 1/5th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regt. Pvt. S. William Bean (d.1917), 9th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regt. Pvt. Donald D. Daniels (1895-1918), 1/4th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers Sh-Smt. Herbert J. Burgess (1871-1916), 1st Company, Royal Army Service Corps Bertie Green Maurice West And, the following for the Second World War: L-Cpl. Harold Jickells (1919-1942), Royal Engineers Pvt. Noel Dennis (1919-1943), 4th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Gallery References Further reading Vigar, J. (2021). Churches of Norfolk. Stroud: Amberley Publishing. External links Villages in Norfolk Civil parishes in Norfolk North Norfolk