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Crowd watching a fairground/circus organ on a carriage being pulled by 4 horses to Station Road from Towns End Corner.J. Dixon runs the corner shop.Mission Room on far leftOn the reverse of the photograph:Probably 1907, circus organ on its way to…

Group photograph of Reepham Detachment No 52, British Red Cross Society taken in November 1968.

Decorated charabanc outside the Bircham Institute.On the reverse: Walter Reeve's Charabanc. Lad sitting on front - Austin Burton.Austin Burton died aged about 90 in about 2018. Estimated date of this photograph is around 1939.

Soldiers on parade in Reepham Market Place,with other uniformed services, outside Barclays Bank, as part of War Weapons Week in May 1941.The soldiers are 3 Company, 13th Battalion of the East Norfolk Home Guard.On reverse: 1941

Wings for Victory Parade 1943

The photograph is taken in Reepham Market Place in front of the Old Brewery House.
The newspaper cutting describes the parade, a dance, the Sunday service and an exhibition of model aircraft in the Bircham Institute.

Queue outside Edward Gibbs & Son waiting to buy the first fireworks after World War II. 2 November 1946.

Photocopy of a sheet of newpaper cuttings referring to Reepham people and events in June 1950. There are also references to plans for Festival Week in 1951.

Rev. J.H.McCubbin dedicated the new ambulance vehicle at Reepham on Sunday, 6 April 1952.

Registration No. CPW 150

Dedication of Reepham Ambulance by the Rev. G. Hurst on 9 January 1966 which took place outside the Bircham Institute with Hardiment's shop in the background.

A collection of items recording the Millennium Celebrations held in Reepham from December 1999 and the end of the Year 2000.

Many events were arranged to celebrate the Millennium in Reepham in 2000.
A special service was held on 8 January 2000 in…

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HSBC, official opening of the Reepham Branch on Thursday, 6 July 2000.
Schedule of Events and 7 photographs showing the Falconers Marching Band and Reepham School Pupils, Martin Woodnutt cutting the ribbon and Matthew Newton and his staff outside…

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Three photographs taken at the Reepham Society's Exhibition at Gressenhall Museum in 2004.

Shown here :-
Joyce Cox with Mr. Hilton, whose father ran Hiltons shop in Reepham.

Two others :-
Joyce Cox, Jolyon Booth and Andrew.
Visitors viewing…

Ladies chatting, pony and trap and two onlookers in Norwich Road, Reepham. This end of Norwich Road is now known as Church Hill Plain. The fine railings on the tomb outside the church are no more. The house on the left is still thatched.

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…

Soldiers with cycles and rifles on parade in Reepham Market Place. More cycles can be seen against the wall of Ivy House next to the Post Office on the left of the picture.

On the right can be seen signs for Gibbs and above the corner shop…

13 performers ready for the Nativity Play at the east end of St. Mary's Church, Reepham, with their director.

Copy of a sepia postcard showing Reepham Moor. In the distance can be seen a man with a cart and a lady in a long dress.

Dereham Road in winter 1955 (est). Mr. Vout delivering milk from his horse drawn cart. The lady at the back of the cart is Cissy Laskey.Judging by the clothes the two items of Dick Vout's milk deliveries seem to be during the same winter - more…

Booton Windmill, originally situated on Windmill Hill in Mill Lane, off Ollands Road, is shown working there on the 1844 Tithe map. It was moved to Booton Hill in 1903 (some sources say it was demolished in 1890) and this photograph was taken in…
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