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Whitwell Common, 1905
Tracing made by Kate Nightingale made 5 March 1993 of a map belonging to Mr Tony Ivins of Whitwell Hall. See also GB/REE/2108041645, Occupants of Whitwell Common Cottages in 1905 & 1971 by Ann Middlemas
Whitwell Common in Bloom
Collage of photographs recording flowers & insects present on the common in July 2017. No text.
Whitwell Common Grazing Rights
Documents connected with grazing rights on Whitwell Common including a list of commoners from 1924 & a letter from 1928 informing them about changes in the rules.
The commoners were entitled, for 5 shillings a year, to graze up to two split-hoof…
The commoners were entitled, for 5 shillings a year, to graze up to two split-hoof…
Whitwell and the Muddle and Go Nowhere
A history of Whitwell & Reepham Station and the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway (M&GN) from the station opening in 1882 to 1959 when passenger services ceased.
When rationing measures were still in place
Description of Rationing in Britain in the 1950s
When deliveries were made by horse and cart
Family information about Stanley Watson and his wife Grace who, after Stanley's death, later married Walter Lawn.
Whatever happened to the ‘Walking Man’ statue?
Background to the statue made by William Lain in the 1970s. The 'Walking Man' stood in the yard on Norwich Road where William Lain had a stonemasonry and sculpting business.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Two postcards of the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel on Station Road. They show the same image by different publishers, dating from after 1904. The schoolroom end of the building has been enlarged and a porch added. The cottages on the left remain but…
Well Head
The Well Head of the Old Brewery House supplied water for Reepham Brewery. Its most recent restoration took place in 1996.
Well Found at Whitwell Hall
Notes on the finding of a well unmarked on an unknown plan of the Whitwell Hall Estate together with a sketch map of the site.
Watts Austin and his wife
Watts Austin, born around 1830, butcher, with his wife, in about 1904.
His father, also Watts Austin, 1802-1877 was a butcher. He married Ann Pye who was listed as a pauper at her death in 1884.
Sent to the Reepham Archive by a descendant of…
His father, also Watts Austin, 1802-1877 was a butcher. He married Ann Pye who was listed as a pauper at her death in 1884.
Sent to the Reepham Archive by a descendant of…
Watt's Naval Boys
Watt's Naval Boys at Reepham Garden Fete held in the grounds of Dr. Perry's home, Eynsford House.
Walter Reeve's Charabanc
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.
Wallace King, Reepham Branch
Wallace King, House Furnishers of Norwich, based in part of Hackford House with stabling/storage on the fish & chip shop site in Back Street, 1913-1919. John Plane Walker is on the far left.
Village Hall, Salle
The institute and cricket ground in Salle. The hall was erected in memory of Lynton Woolmer White who was killed in WWI.
View of Town Centre
Full view of Reepham town centre. Randells buildings are still present.
View of the Moor House
B&W summer view with red lettering-possibly a Peck's series from the early 1900s.
View of The Moor
View of The Moor from the junction with Orchard Lane. Poor focus.
View from St. Michael's Tower
Bird's eye view of the Market Place showing Woods' shop and Peck's stores. The rear of the Bircham Centre is shown clearly on the left.