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Evidence of Pedigree : Hunt Family
Evidence gathered to prove that Hannah Ann Penny was the blood sister of Thomas Hunt, a sailor who died whilst serving on the ship 'Magicienne'.
Moor Farm Photographs
From south inscribed on back "Present front door - modern chimney pots on old stack"
From north inscribed on back "Moor Farm and Barn. Oldest part to L. ?Leanto kitchen"
From north inscribed on back "Moor Farm and Barn. Oldest part to L. ?Leanto kitchen"
Reepham United Methodist Sunday School 1917
Outdoor photograph of 88 men, women, children and infants. No names. Probably at Manor Farm, Kerdiston.
The Old Monastery, Reepham Moor
2 photos of front and 2 of the east wall. The (presumed) proprietor appears in one of each.
The Sun Inn
Original and one photocopy annotated with people's names.
Mrs Violet Watson, Mr & Mrs Stanley Watson & Fred Watson. Taken about 1920. Also Morris Cowley car. Annotations differ re Licensee. and who is where. Signs for Steward & Patteson and Market…
Mrs Violet Watson, Mr & Mrs Stanley Watson & Fred Watson. Taken about 1920. Also Morris Cowley car. Annotations differ re Licensee. and who is where. Signs for Steward & Patteson and Market…
The Black Lion Inn
Shows New Road frontage and gable end wall in Reepham Moor. Crinkle marks suggest it is a copy of an older photo.
Aerial view from Rookery Farm towards churches
Taken from elevated platform (cherry picker) showing the barns to west probably on a summer evening. North of the churches can be seen the roofs of new houses built on the site of Randell's yard.
View Over Rooftops
View showing a corner of the Market Place, both churches and Randell's workshops.
Reepham Churches
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.
Reepham Roofs from south east
Low angle photograph (taken from cherry picker) shows roofs of properties in Back Street, Market Place and beyond. Bircham Centre and Bank Building visible.
Lower School Road from Rookery Farm
From elevated platform at Rookery Farm looking towards the Fire Station.
Rear entrance drive and gardens of The Oaks Back Street. Driveway and wall works in progress at 45 School Road (The Granary).
Rear entrance drive and gardens of The Oaks Back Street. Driveway and wall works in progress at 45 School Road (The Granary).
Reepham Market Place, north east corner
Aerial photograph shows Chemist's shop, Old Brewery House, Old Bakery and Melton House. Top of Well Head visible.
2020 The chemist's shop was previously the Chimes Antiques premises and is currently a deli/farm shop
2020 The chemist's shop was previously the Chimes Antiques premises and is currently a deli/farm shop
Market Place
Aerial photograph shows Bank House (Barclays), Butcher's, Chemist's, The Chimes and Merchants Yard behind
Mr Robert Gaff to Mr William Blyth
Additional mortgage of an estate in Cawston between Robert Gaff of Cawston & William Blyth of Aylsham.
Photocopy of document followed by transcription.
Photocopy of document followed by transcription.
Birds Eye views of Reepham Market Place
View from St Michael's tower. Postcard inscribed July 1st 1920. No corner window on Bank House. No front door on shop currently butcher's.
Second image with new heading.
Second image with new heading.
Market place with cars
Discoloured photo shows a few scattered cars and a lorry. Shop signs include Riches & Hardiment's.
Reepham Market Place with snow
B&W enlarged photograph from St Michael's tower. Some snow on roofs. Three parked cars. Sign on corner shop wall 'HARDIMENTS STORES'.
Reepham Market Place
View from top of St. Michael's tower. Craske's shop sign (previously Riches?) just legible. Looks like Post Box is being emptied. Road markings. Barclays still in Bank House so pre 1991.
Reepham Market Place in colour
Barclays now in post-1991 position. The Chimes is an antiques shop.
School Provision in 1818
Research notes on Local Returns to the Select Committee for the Education of the Poor which observes that 'the poor have sufficient means of education.'