Photo Archive

Kings Arms Street North Walsham.

Cubitt & Sons Trap from its Grocery Shop , 6 Kings Arms Street, North Walsham.

Market Place end of Kings Arms Street. Cubitt's Grocers on left; Capital & Counties Bank; London & Provincial Bank; Loveless, flavouring essences.

Cubitt & Sons Grocers, 6 Kings Arms Street, North Walsham. Reggie ran the Grocers whilst Hugh ran the Drapers on the Market Place.

The Post Office occupied the "Old Town Hall" in King's Arms Street between 1908 and 1966.

Roman Catholic Chapel over Loads' shop, Market Place, North Walsham

Kings Arms St., North Walsham. Oliver's Chemist on the right later became Oliver & Griston, Chemist & Optician after W.W.I.

Holly House, Kings Arms Street, North Walsham

The Picturedrome, King's Arms Street.

John (Joe) White before his Tea Rooms, with family, in Kings Arms Street, North Walsham.

Surfacing the Market Place, North Walsham.

Paston School cadets 1925

North Walsham's first motor ambulance in Market Place

Crowd for North Walsham's first motor ambulance in Market Place

The Picture Drome, Kings Arms Street, North Walsham.

Claude Leatherdale outside the London Central Meat Company shop at 20 Kings Arms Street, North Walsham.... later moved to 10 Market Place

Gracie Fields in the yard behind the Kings Arms Hotel, North Walsham.

King's Arms Street.

Cubitt and Sons Stores, Kings Arms Street, North Walsham. 1930s.

A view up Kings Arms Street from Market Street in North Walsham.

North Walsham W.I.Choir

Park Lane, from Kings Arms Street. The buildings have been replaced by terraced housing and the road widened towards the school and surgeries.

The old Post Office in Kings Arms Street which served from 1908 to 1966.

The Bull Public House, Grammar School Road corner c1950

North Walsham W.I.Choir.

Kings Arms Street, North Walsham in the late 1960s