East Runton Windmill (read more)
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East Runton Windmill (read more)
East Runton Windmill (read more)
HI been trying to find out the history of the church infant school you can see behind Bishop Bonner Cottage, there doesn't seem to be anything ... (read more)
The duck pond on the bottom common (read more)
Postcard view (read more)
William (Billy) Rogers is looking out of the top window. The year was between 1920 and 1923.Billy was killed in the sinking of HMS Galatea in ... (read more)
The church has a Norman origin in the 1100s. The church is well worth visiting, guide books are available inside. (read more)
View down Swaffham Hill in around 1915. (read more)
Holy Well / Spring in the churchyard of St Nicholas'. The water is said to have sprang from the grave of St Withburga when her bones ... (read more)
This old postcard view shows how beautiful this lane was in 1910. All the cottages visable in the image have now all sadly gone. (read more)
It is now part of the George Hotel. (read more)
Obelisk in Dereham Market Place around 1910. The iron railings in the foregroud were the pens for the cattle on market days. (read more)
The Obelisk in Dereham Market Place, this was replaced with the War Memorial after the 1st World War. (read more)
The view before the town sign went up in 1953. (read more)
Church street has seen many changes over the last 50 years. Several of the fine old buildings you can see in the postcard images have been ... (read more)
After the church the cottage is the oldest standing building in the town. You can see the date of the cottage at the top of the ... (read more)
The Chequers Inn in around 1905, it once stood at the bottom of Swaffham Hill but it was demolished when the route of the A47 was ... (read more)
Beautiful Becclesgate House was demolished to build the new Dereham Post Office. (read more)
It is not possible to see this view for trees and shrubs now. The meadows in the photo are now allotments. (read more)
World War One troops marching up Swaffham Hill in to Dereham. The building in the distance is the Cheqers Inn, it was demolished when the line ... (read more)
The George Hotel is on the right (read more)
The George Hotel is on the left, the building over the road on the left on Quebec Rd was demolished, and a new building of similar ... (read more)
The Corn Hall was opened in 1857 as an exchange for buying and selling corn. A company had been formed to build it in 1856 at ... (read more)
Saturday 19th July 1919, Peace Day Celebrations in the town's market place. The ringing of the church bells started the day, then at 9am the town ... (read more)
In the first week of the war horses and wagons from all around the area were commandeered and assembled in Dereham market place. (read more)
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