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Two images of crowds and cars gathering in the Market Place to witness the church clock being re-instated in St. Michael's tower.

Flags are decorating the buildings and 'God Save the King' can be seen on Hilton's shopfront. The white surplices of…

Image of Reepham Band members in front of the poster advertising the Whitsuntide concerts given in Wellington Pier Gardens. On the reverse: George Lambert, Cecil Allen,George Harrison, Barney Barsted1937.

The newspaper cutting describes the day's events and records many of the people present including the Rev. Luscombe, Mr Edward Gibbs, Messrs Faircloth, Beaver, Alford, Newstead, Temple-Owen and Turner and Mesdames Luscombe, Watson, Owen, Laskey,…

E T Ruffles standing by the poster for the Whitsun concerts in Yarmouth. Reepham Band is announced as Norfolk's Premier Band. The band's successes are listed at the bottom.
Crystal Palace Prize Winners 1936, Runners-up in the East Anglian Contest,…

Programme given by Reepham Band in Wellington Pier Gardens on Whit Monday afternoon 1937, featuring euphonium solo by A C Guyton, cornet solo by H Gaskins & trombone solo by R Hunt. The last of three concerts on Whit Sunday & Monday, all three having…

Programme given by Reepham Band in Wellington Pier Gardens on Whit Sunday evening 1937, featuring cornet solo by H Gaskins, horn solo by S Hardiment, trombone solo by R Hunt & vocal solos by Robert Richardson. The second of three concerts on Whit…

Programme given by Reepham Band in Wellington Pier Gardens on Whit Sunday afternoon 1937, featuring bell solo by G Lambert, cornet solo by G Harrison & vocal solos by Robert Richardson. The first of three concerts on Whit Sunday & Monday, all three…

Front row L to R :-Geoffrey Matthews, Lesley Moy, Peter Tubby, Sheila LeeNancy Woods (later worked in Riches Stores), Lily CoxSylvia Pardon (married name Wright), Joan BarberAudrey Fuller, Margaret Mason (married name Vincent)Peggy Miller, Winnie…