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Daisy Burton's Marriage
Extract from Sparham Deanery Magazine giving details of Daisy Burton's marriage to Alfred Morris Mole in 1913,
De Dion Bouton Car
Image of two very smart young men in a De Dion Bouton car, taken at the bottom of Dereham Road.
Decline in fortunes of the Leamon family of Whitwell Hall
After the suicide of his father Robert, Philip Leamon and his brother Arthur took over the farming and tannery business. Philip soon got into debt leading to bankruptcy which resulted in the sale of the Whitwell Hall Estate.
Delivering milk in a cold 1950s winter
Dick Vout delivering milk on Dereham Road. Details about Edward Le Neve who lived at Tyler's Mead in the early 1900s.
Dereham Road
Postcard of Dereham Road looking towards the Market Place. Wallace King in evidence in Hackford House premises.
Dereham Road
Postcard of Dereham Road before surfacing and pavements. Wallace King boards can be seen on Hackford House. Telegraph pole indicates the presence of the telephone.Further copy in Norfolk Heritage Explorations - REEP48.
Dereham Road about 1919
Dereham Road looking towards the Market Place with the Wallace King sign over the property now (2022) know as the Bircham Centre. Photograph taken around 1919.
Full size image shows a white pole near the entrance gate to the Kings Arms Bowing…
Full size image shows a white pole near the entrance gate to the Kings Arms Bowing…
Dereham Road from West
Looking downhill with Eynsford House hedge on left. No tarmac, no footway. Primitive Methodist Chapel in original state. Bircham centre in distance occupied by Wallace King's furniture stores. Curved cutaway corner on building on SE corner.
Developments in Elementary Education 1818 - 1900
Research notes from Pigot's 1830 and White's 1845 Directories, 1851 Census Returns and Harry Hawes' recollections in 1953 on schooling in and around Reepham.
Dial House Development
Aerial & wide angle images of Reepham town centre, focusing on the Dial House development in 2015. 12 images prepared for use in The Dial brochure.
Two examples given here from January & April 2015.
The remainder can be viewed in Reepham Archive.
Two examples given here from January & April 2015.
The remainder can be viewed in Reepham Archive.
Diary of a Country Clerk – Excerpt
An excerpt from a book relating to the clerk of the parish of Reepham-cum-Kerdiston during the 1860s
The Independent Order of Oddfellows, Eynsford Lodge
Poster to advertise the dinner, church parade, Friendly Societies' Demonstration, concert by Reepham Town Prize Silver Band and Church Service held on 5 and 6 August 1933.
Dinner at Reepham Town Hall
A formal dinner in Reepham Town Hall.
Names of the diners and the occasion unknown.
Names of the diners and the occasion unknown.
Domesday Book Record-1086
Manorial records of local parishes, land ownership, details of livestock, ploughs, villeins, serfs etc. Re-transcribed from earlier photocopied transcriptions. Also includes but not digitised :- 4pp A4 handwritten notes of information2pp older…
Door between St. Michael's and St. Mary's churches
Two postcards showing the communicating door between St. Michaels and St. Mary's churches, one view from St. Michael's vestry and the other looking from St. Mary's.
Both stamped 'Reepham Society' on the reverse.
Both stamped 'Reepham Society' on the reverse.
Dr Perry with a group of Nurses
Dr. Perry with a group of 10 of the nursing staff at Reepham Red Cross Hospital during WWI.Nurses Gibbs & Dewing are in the back row.
E Gibbs & Son
Postcard of Gibbs Shop, ivy covered. Two pairs of display windows with central entrance doors, Couple posed in front presumably E Gibbs and wife.
E Gibbs & Son
Sepia photo of Gibbs' shop with a man leaning on the railing
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Notes from George Kett about the writer who lived in Reepham in the 1920s. Portrait & title page from Robert Standish's biography shown here. More information in RS Magazine 1993.
E. T. Ruffles marching with Fakenham Band
Fakenham Band - identified by the distinctive jackets