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Reepham Band at Duke Street Centre, Norwich
Reepham Band with Championship Cups at their rehearsal room in Duke Street, Norwich in April 1980.
Band at Oulton Broad, May 1978
Band at Oulton Broad including some members of the Reepham Band:Back Row: Bill Movely, Leslie Coe, David Foulger, David ?, Terry Norman (conductor), Trevor ?, David Dack, Les Smith, Colin Failes. Centre Row: Philip Musket, Andrew Norman, Shelia ?, ?,…
Reepham Town Band Agreement, 1935
Typed agreement dated 20 June 1935 between the Bandsmen and the Committee of the same Band, that each Bandsman undertakes to purchase a complete set of Uniform from Messrs. Boosey & Hawkes to the value of £4.12.0d.
Agreement between Reepham Bandsmen dated 31 May 1935
Handwritten agreement dated 31 May 1935 between the members of the Reepham Town Temperance Band that they become a uniform committee for the purpose of entering into a Purchase Agreement with Messrs. Boosey and Hawkes.
Clauses set out how the…
Clauses set out how the…
Reepham Band at the Duke Street Centre Rehearsal Rooms 1979
'Reepham Band joins top brass this week' Article in the Eastern Daily Press dated 31 October 1979 showing the band members under their musical director Tony Norman
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,…
St. Edward's Band Solo Contest and Concert, Kettering
St. Edward's Band, Kettering presented their First Annual Solo Contest and Concert on 15 December 1945, with guest band Reepham Juniors, Bandmaster S.S. Frankland and Conductor E.T.Ruffles.
The Finale of Land of Hope and Glory was preceded by an…
The Finale of Land of Hope and Glory was preceded by an…
Fakenham Band
Group photograph of 17 band members at an outdoor event. Probably Fakenham Band.
Tommy Ruffles Back Row, 2nd from right
Tommy Ruffles Back Row, 2nd from right
Triumph for Town Band 1978
Short report of Reepham Town Band's success in the East Anglian Brass Band Competition at Thetford. The Band came out top of the Class A section, qualifying for entry into the national championships the following year.
Work gang and steam-roller outside the Dial House
Work gang of seven men and their tools next to a steam roller in the early 1900s outside the Dial House, Market Place, before the conservatory was demolished.
Samuel Bircham expressed his annoyance by letter to Norfolk County Council that they had…
Samuel Bircham expressed his annoyance by letter to Norfolk County Council that they had…
Reepham Brewery Yard
This photograph is of the Brewery Yard behind the building now known as The Dial House (2019) and previously as The Old Brewery House Hotel. It is taken looking east and all the buildings have been demolished. The buildings on the left were replaced…
Lady and her dog outside a lodge at Salle
Unknown lady and her dog outside one of the four lodges at Salle.
Reepham Methodist Church
Group photograph of the members attending the Reepham Methodist Church Circuit Quarterly Meeting in 1910.
Puzzle of the Mystery Box
Information and speculation about the box outside Very Nice Things, sometimes known as the 'Blanket Box'.
Building a Timeline
Discussion of changes in Reepham, and how the archive is recording those changes.
A Riddle from the Grocery Store
Information about Richard Amiss, a grocer, draper and tailor of Reepham in the mid-1800s.
Travelling in Style
Photograph of an early motorbike with a wicker sidecar being ridden by Fred Gibbs with his cousin Edward Gibbs jnr as the passenger. Article includes details of Frederick Gibbs early life before he came to Reepham.
Fined for Selling Water-Glass Eggs
Mary Lovick was summoned on the information of Arthur Charles Spinks of Scarning (an egg collector for Messrs Sainsbury), for selling eggs not of the quality demanded by the purchaser.
Opening of Stimpson's Piece Pavilion
Opening of the pavilion in 1976 with Dickie Henderson.
But what do we use our staves for, sir?
Description of the uses of staves in the boy scouts, with photograph of the Hackford House Troop in 1911.