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Colour photograph of Nelson House on Back Street, once a public house. The licence was refused in 1909 and the house was sold. In 1911 William Pask, the tailor, is registered as living there with his family.

View along Back Street from beside The Oaks looking west towards School Road. Back wall of Kings Arms on right, part of Nelson Cottage visible on left.

Photocopy of sale document with details of cottages on Bar Lane & their tenants. The inn was bought by Youngs & Crawshay & Co., having previously been on lease.

Norfolk County Council Town and Planning leaflet on the proposed Reepham Conservation Area prepared by R.I. Maxwell, F.R.I.C.S., F.R.T.P.I., F.I.Mun.E., County Planning Officer. The report gives a detailed description of Reepham in 1972 noting the…

Two-page illustrated report of a brief survey carried out for the current owners of the Cardinal's Hat in 2010.

Wallace King, House Furnishers of Norwich, based in part of Hackford House with stabling/storage on the fish & chip shop site in Back Street, 1913-1919. John Plane Walker is on the far left.

Two views of the Cardinal's Hat, also known as Candle Court, on Back Street, the last remaining half-timbered house in Reepham, said to have been spared from a disastrous town fire in the sixteenth century.

Modern view of Back Street with the Bar Lane archway & the house that was the Greyhound public house on the left.

Modern view of Back Street looking towards Towns End.

View of Back Street showing the sign for the Greyhound public house. The sign has now gone and the building is a private house.

Postcard is marked 'Church Street, Reepham', on the front.View from beside archway to Bar Lane looking down Back Street. Greyhound has very large board over the door. Three people outside - annotation on back says they are 'Watson family, Grey barber…

Aerial photograph from the north west shows both churches and Back Street & Church Street houses with their rear outbuildings. Building works in progress at York House.