Group photograph of family and servants with a small horse drawn carriage outside Whitwell Hall.
Listed below the image: Elizabeth, Phillip, Muriel, Nurse, Mary.
Group of illustrations used to accompany a survey made of the tomb during the years 2002 & 2005. A summary of observations & recommendations made by Tobit Curteis Associates between 2002 & 2005, written by Kate Nightingale. (The text has…
Reepham Society display at St. Andrew's Hall. Part of an exhibition presented by the Norfolk Society for the Preservation of Rural England, now known as CPRE Norfolk.
The second photograph shows the model of a steam-powered threshing machine made…
Extract from The Ironmonger describing Edward and Emma's Diamond Wedding in 1948. They were married at Hickling in October 1888. In the same month Edward Gibbs took over the ironmonger's business in Reepham from Stephen Leeds.
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…
Notes written by J.C. Barringer for an exhibition organised by the Reepham branch of the Workers' Educational Association. Presented at St. Michael's Church in May 1975.
An account of Tony Hawes' first job as a junior clerk in Barclay's Bank, Reepham, in the 1950s. Brief mention is made of the people who ran the shops in the Market Place, e.g. Ned & Marjorie Gibbs, the Chapmans, Bert Hall, Donald (?) Watson at the…
Document listing relevant events, both legal and social, which had an influence on the management of Whitwell Common.Preparation notes for a topic covered in The Reepham Society Exhibition in 2001.
Results of a survey made in 1981 of the graves and memorial tablets in Reepham churchyard. An A3 chart shows the numbered positions which are referenced to an alphabetical list.
Archive copy includes a rough A3 sketch map of the three churches…
Presented to the town by Samuel Bircham in 1919 as a reading room and social centre, it continues to be a valuable meeting centre under the control of a board of trustees. It also houses the Reepham branch of Norfolk Public Libraries. Originally…