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James Shreeve Woolmer : Watchmaker & Auctioneer
Description & images of a Woolmer clock, sold in 2015.Biographical notes on the Woolmer family.Images of James Woolmer & his wife. Not digitised :Email exchange with Robin Dunkley of Holt Antique Furniture
James, Hester & Mary : The Reepham Connection
Further information about James, Hester and Mary the three vagrants.
Jasper Kiddell
Jasper (1900-1971) was the youngest child of Ebenezer Kiddell and his first wife Elizabeth Cole. He had a sister called Charlotte who was 14 years older than Jasper. On the back of this photograph was written :- "Good morning Sister Lottie have you…
Jeremy Cleall
The North Norfolk News reported "Home saved by smoke detector". Rookie fireman Jeremy Cleall returned from a trip to London to find his home blackened. He said that the whole house would have gone up without that smoke detector.
John and Mary Kendrew
John Anthony Kendrew (died 1914) and his wife Mary, with a map of the house and grounds of Ollands House.Label should say John Anthony Kendrew rather than John Alexander.
John Jeckes Brass
Brass memorial plate in St. Mary's Church to John Jeckes who died in 1557.
John Symonds : Biography
Comprehensive collection of biographical records relating to John Symonds, his wife Sarah Buddifut and son John, insurance, property. Connection with Parson Woodforde.
Final sale of household effects in 1815.
Final sale of household effects in 1815.
John Symonds, Watchmaker
Details of clock made by John Symonds of Reepham
Copy on photographic paper
Information from auction website
References from Parson Woodforde's Diary
Includes non-digitised Information rcvd from M. Jordan, Lenwade
Copy on photographic paper
Information from auction website
References from Parson Woodforde's Diary
Includes non-digitised Information rcvd from M. Jordan, Lenwade
John William Frankland
John William Frankland (1895-1964)
John's father, Charles Frankland, was a tailor (& a gardener) who worked for William Pask. John himself worked as a gardener and after serving in WWI he worked at the Moor House for Ernest Hudson. The family lived…
John's father, Charles Frankland, was a tailor (& a gardener) who worked for William Pask. John himself worked as a gardener and after serving in WWI he worked at the Moor House for Ernest Hudson. The family lived…
Johnson Cripps Shop
A view of the market place circa 1876, showing Johnson Cripps shop and the cottage where the Woolmers lived with Mr Woolmer standing to the far right of the image at his garden gate. The cottage is now (in 2021) occupied by Motts Pharmacy.
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Johnson's Shop
Mrs. Johnson ran this shop in the Market Place from 1971 beginning in the current Post Office premises. A very popular shop, it also provided dry cleaning and shoe repairs. The business moved across the road in 1974 into the shop now occupied by…
Jubilee Day 1977
Report of the events of Jubilee Day in Reepham recorded in The (Norfolk) Journal, Friday, 17 June 1977.
Plans for events in 1977 to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II's accession to the throne with copy of Norfolk News report.
Plans for events in 1977 to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II's accession to the throne with copy of Norfolk News report.
Jubilee Presentation 2022
"Let's Celebrate!"
A presentation to commemorate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
Selection of items from Reepham Archive describing various celebrations not solely connected to royalty. Many photographs appear as separate items on the…
A presentation to commemorate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
Selection of items from Reepham Archive describing various celebrations not solely connected to royalty. Many photographs appear as separate items on the…
Junction of Old Brewery Lane & Ollands Road
A view of the bend in Ollands Road before any new houses were built on the Spar side. The sign directs to the car park at the back of the Old Brewery House Hotel.
Justices of the Petty Sessional Division of Eynsford
Justices of the Petty Sessional Division of Eynsford in the County of Norfolk at their last meeting before the closure of the Court in April 1975
From L to R:
Messrs & Mesdames Brown, Stimpson, Adams, Sayer, Long, Berney, Purdy, Freeland
From L to R:
Messrs & Mesdames Brown, Stimpson, Adams, Sayer, Long, Berney, Purdy, Freeland
Kate Nightingale and Sara Birtles
Photograph of two members of the Reepham Society taken at the Opening Party for the 2001 Exhibition.
Kerdiston Box Tomb
The head of the box tomb in St. Mary's Church, depicting a knight on a bed of stones.
Refer to A Hero of Crecy for more information.
Refer to A Hero of Crecy for more information.
Kerdiston Old Hall
The gable end and stables of Kerdiston Old Hall, probably built on the site of an older manor house.
