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Reepham Moor Cottages
Two views, taken at different times, of the row of cottages on the left of the road that leads up towards Orchard Lane. The shop was a grocer's business run by Martin Luther Dewing. The barn-type building in the second picture still looks the same.
George William Reeve
An account of the life and businesses of George William Reeve, 1890-1984
Marriott's Way
History of the Marriott's Way, a 26-mile footpath, bridleway and cycle route that follows the routes of two disused railway lines, running between Aylsham and Norwich, which officially opened on 1 May 1991.
Scouts Inspection
Inspection of Hackford House Troop of Boy Scouts by Col. Barclay on 6th August 1913. This took place in the garden of the Brewery House. (Chimneys on the Ollands estate can be seen in the background.)
George & Dragon Conversion
Conversion of the old George and Dragon Public House to two dwellings, carried on at the same time as the re-development of Malthouse Yard.
If there are ghosts, they should be here on the old M&GN
An account of the history of the railway line around Reepham. It refers to the Midland & Great Northern railway line although this was the Wroxham to County School branch of the Great Eastern Railway line.
The Last Passenger Train
An account of the last passenger train on the railway line between Wroxham and County School on 13 September 1952, based on a newspaper report in the Norfolk News, 19 September 1952.
Reepham Station – The Stimpson Connection
A history of businesses and their operations and activity at Reepham Station, focusing on the Stimpsons.
Memories of the railway
An account of the Western Extension of the Great Eastern Railway and the construction and history of Reepham Station.
Reepham Beasts
8 colour photographs of pew end carvings/finials in St Mary's taken for a Reepham Society exhibition. Four were used as a contribution to the Norfolk Heritage Exploration project.
One example given here.
One example given here.
The Reepham Line
A history of Reepham Station and the East Norfolk Western Extension Railway, including road travel before the 1870s.
Whitwell and the Muddle and Go Nowhere
A history of Whitwell & Reepham Station and the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway (M&GN) from the station opening in 1882 to 1959 when passenger services ceased.
Pop Up Museum 2015
"Making, Selling & Servng in Reepham - Images from our Past"
Reepham Archive, Reepham Society & Gressenhall Museum combined to present an exhibition in the Bircham Centre on Sat. 18th July 2015.
The exhibition included, as well as a display of…
Reepham Archive, Reepham Society & Gressenhall Museum combined to present an exhibition in the Bircham Centre on Sat. 18th July 2015.
The exhibition included, as well as a display of…
Opening of the New Fire Station
Three colour photographs taken in 1968 to celebrate the opening of Reepham's new fire station, built in 1967. The first picture shows the huge Sun Barn behind the fire engine with a portion of the old Band Hall in the background.The fire station had…
The Three Churches of Reepham
Leaflet describing 'Some things to look for in our Churches'. Seven drawings with explanations.
The Bircham Brewery Well
An account of the Bircham Brewery Well, which is historically linked to the old post mill which first stood in Reepham and was then moved to Booton.
Army Band in the Market Place
Two images of an army band - Royal Artillery? - providing entertainment in Reepham Market Place during WWI watched by Reepham families, other uniformed troops and some recuperating soldiers in their hospital blues.Item #1112 – GB-REE-2112100959 is a…