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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
E. T. Ruffles with Aylsham Fellowship Band
E. T. Ruffles with Aylsham Fellowship Band, prize-winners at a Cambridge festival.
E. T. Ruffles with Gordon Frankland
Group photograph outside the Band Hall including E. T. Ruffles, Gordon Frankland
E.Bushell, Post Office
Two ladies on the steps outside the post office in the 1950s. The Bushells managed the post office until it was taken over by Mr. Brinded.
E.T.Ruffles with Sir Thomas Cook
E. T. Ruffles with, on his left, Sir Thomas and Lady Cook, possibly taken at Sennowe Park in the early 1930s.
Eades Mill
Eades Mill was at one time the only water mill left in the area. Like Hackford Hall it is now a holiday rental.
East Africans Visit Reepham
Participants L to R :- L. C. Goose (Clerk to St. Faith's & Aylsham RDC)D Kendall Chapman (Clerk to Reepham Parish Council)M. G.Mwandike (from Tanganyika)F. N. Kulubya (from Uganda) Mrs W. M. Simmons (Chairman of Reepham Parish Council)
East Anglian Brass Band Association Festival : 1962
Report of a contest at St. Andrew's Hall lasting 6 hours followed by a concert in the evening. Reepham Band scored the highest marks in the class C contest. Back Row : Pam Swayze, Gordon Frankland, conductor Ann ChilmanFront Row : Nancy Woods,…
East Window in St. Michael's Church
The east window was completed in the early 1920s as part of the Hackford & Whitwell War Memorial.
Ebenezer Kiddell's Wheelwright Yard
Ebenezer Kiddell and his work force, 4 men and 2 women, at his yard in Oulton Street. The business later moved to Station Road, opposite the Methodist Chapel in Reepham, possibly the site of the second image.
Ebenezer Kiddell, to the right of the…
Ebenezer Kiddell, to the right of the…
Echo Antiques
This building has had a variety of uses including a bakery and a Spar mini-market. In the background is the Old Rectory, built in the 1860s and home to the Rev. Wilkinson and his daughters for many years.
Echo Lodge
Echo Lodge, on Ollands Road, is the last remnant of the Ollands estate. Built as housing for the coachman.
Edgar Thomas Ruffles (1903 - 1957)
Portrait photographs of E T Ruffles, conductor of Reepham Band