Photo Archive

North Walsham Market Place. Number Plate in foreground was registered in London in 1925.

Bank Loke, Barclays Bank flanked left by Bank Garage, Right by Ling Chemist's Bottle Store. Far Right, Leeders Printers. Gyp in foreground.

Stephen Hewitt, Butcher, outside his new shop, Mundesley Road, North Walsham.

John Dixon, Church Organist (1882 to 1932) Courtesy of North Walsham Parish Church

Swafield Shop, Mrs Laura Elizabeth Barber

Record of Baptism in Methodist Church Grammar School Road, North Walsham. Notice the word Primitive has been crossed out after the amalgamation of the Primitive Methodists with the Wesleyans.

Brick Kiln Farm, Trunch.

Sid Salmon's first Cycle shop down Cats Pit Lane

Happisburgh

Joseph, Ellen, Eileen and Elsie Shaw

The Stump Cross, Norwich Road, North Walsham, monument to the Peasants' Revolt of 1381.

North Walsham Steam Laundry, Laundry Loke, North Walsham.

Sid Salmon's second Cycle shop down Cats Pit Lane

Sep 9th 1934 - Friendly Societies Demonstration Church Parade 3pm

The North Walsham Vicarage, Yarmouth Road.

Publicity postcard for Hadfield's sugar beet fertiliser sold by E.A.Gaze, Corn & Seed Merchant, Happisburgh Road, North Walsham

Henry William Coe, Plumber and Glazier, No. 8 Bacton Road. (looking east towards Church Street)

Rear view of the Cross Keys Hotel taken from the Cross Keys Yard. The door to the Lounge Bar is on the far left.

The Temperance Hotel, Market Place, North Walsham

Train at North Walsham "Town" Station.

Silver Jubillee celebrations in the North Walsham Market Place.

Contributed by Carol Needham

Girls' High School buildings c 1930

Market Place / Church Street. 1925 - 1935.

Memories of North Walsham in the early thirties by a 94-year-old.

Stow Mill, Paston near Mundesley

Tudor House, 8 Grammar School Road, North Walsham