Photo Archive

Photos associated with "market street" from the North Walsham, Norfolk area.

Photos on this page are grouped together under the tag "market street" as these photos from North Walsham and local Norfolk area are related in some way by "market street".

Market Street, North Walsham.

Enclosure Map of North Walsham, 1814. By this time, most of the market stalls had been replaced by brick buildings.

Market Street North Walsham

North Walsham Market Cross, c1880's. Dyball, Earthenware Dealer on left....sold shop to Stead & Simpson's around 1890.

Top end of Market Street.

Market Street, North Walsham

Jack (Jack) Hall, Fruiterer and Florist. 1 Nelson Street, North Walsham. (now Mundesley road).

Norwich Co-Operative Society,Market Street, North Walsham

Staff outside the Star Supply Stores, Market Street, North Walsham

Robert Palmer, Butcher at his doorway in Market Street, North walsham c1910. Kents, c1980 with - Kemp, David Smith, Clive Bird & Denis Woodhouse

Cromer Road, North Walsham

Market Street, North Walsham

A.E.Porter, Jeweller, Market Street North Walsham.

Market Street, North Walsham.

Market St., Nth. Walsham. The Norwich Co-operative Society opened in 1906, burned down in 1916, was rebuilt in 1921 and ceased trading in 1963.

Market Street, North Walsham c1910

Market Street looking east towards The Butchery. Harry Cotton's Stationery (and Library) shop existed but a few years before W.W.1.

D. M. Amiss, Printer. Market Street, North Walsham.

C Palmer - Butcher, Market Street, North Walsham.

Market Street, North Walsham.

top of.Market Street , North Walsham, looking north through arch to Mitre Tavern Yard.

North Walsham Market Place and Market Cross

Nelson Street, North Walsham (now Mundesley Road).

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

Market Street in North Walsham.

Billy Howlett's fish shop on the north side of Market Street, North Walsham

Market Street in snow, winter of 1947.

Clearing the snow in Market Street - 1949

Pages that may be of interest in the archive for North Walsham, Norfolk ....

• The Shops That Sold Everything - Robert Bagshaw
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