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St. Mary's School 1912
Group photograph of 28 children outside St. Mary's School
St. Mary's School, early 1900s
Group of 27 children with Master (Richard Cornall) in grounds of St. Mary's School
St. Mary's School
Group photograph of 28 children with master and mistress, (Richard Cornall & his wife). Girl in front row holds a board reading 'Reepham No. 2'.
St. Mary's School. (1)
Group photograph of 32 children with Master and School Mistress, (Richard Cornall & his wife). Girl in front row holds a board reading 'Reepham No.1'.
St. Mary's School, early 1900s
St Mary’s School: 37 children with the school master (probably Richard Cornall) and school mistress taken outside the school house, early 1900s.
St. Mary's School, Reepham
Group photograph of 20 children. One named as Jesse Woods. Modern note on mount Jeff Ramm.
St. Mary's School, Reepham
Engraving of St Mary's School, Norwich Road, Reepham with two women in foreground.
Date not known
Date not known
Reepham Primary School : 1911-12
Also known as Hackford School Group of 36 childrenFront row from R to L : 1 Arthur Hardiment : 2 Sidney Hardiment (twins born 13 March 1906) 3 Donald Chapman, 5 Richard Ford Second row from R to L Dollie Ford : 8 Walter Ford
The School, Reepham
Reepham Primary School with children playing in the road
Tuck postcard RPHM 15
Tuck postcard RPHM 15
1937 : Reepham Primary School, Class 2
Front row L to R :-Geoffrey Matthews, Lesley Moy, Peter Tubby, Sheila LeeNancy Woods (later worked in Riches Stores), Lily CoxSylvia Pardon (married name Wright), Joan BarberAudrey Fuller, Margaret Mason (married name Vincent)Peggy Miller, Winnie…
Reepham Primary School visit to the Reepham Archive
Reepham Primary School Year 4 visit to the Bircham Centre to support their WW1 Project. Thank you letters from the children and staff.
This was the first 'Open Day' for the newly opened Reepham Archive.
This was the first 'Open Day' for the newly opened Reepham Archive.
Reepham High School : 1951
Sports Day Prize-Giving
From L to R :
Ronny Allen, Geoffrey Pask, Jo McCarthy ( 'Miss Reepham'), Tom Dack (Headmaster), Donald Chapman (Postmaster), Miss Bird (Infant School Teacher), Vernon Whall, David Hindry, John Stimpson, David Henry, Chris…
From L to R :
Ronny Allen, Geoffrey Pask, Jo McCarthy ( 'Miss Reepham'), Tom Dack (Headmaster), Donald Chapman (Postmaster), Miss Bird (Infant School Teacher), Vernon Whall, David Hindry, John Stimpson, David Henry, Chris…
Bircham Centre & Kings Arms
Aerial view of Reepham Market Place showing Bircham Centre, Kings Arms and shops opposite Post Office. "Hardiment's Stores" painted on wall of corner shop.Outside Bircham Centre - white telephone box, no bus shelter.
Birds Eye Views of Norwich Road
Two similar views taken in the early 1900s from the top of St Michael's tower. Shows Overtons Bakery & Frankland's shop. Other buildings visible include Swiss Cottage and a section of the Ollands Estate.
The modern colour image was taken when…
The modern colour image was taken when…
Ollands Road with Maltings
View showing The Maltings on the left and Eglington's Yard (later Randell's) to the right. Clear view of the footpath to Ollands House via a large greenhouse.
Old Brewery Lane
View of Old Brewery Lane from the west with churches in background. Note on reverse says "Long Loke Hedge black in centre". But this is obstructed by a long wall or fence.
Market Place from the Church Pound
View towards the Market Place from the churchyard. Post Office on right.
Queen Victoria's Jubilee
B&W photo looking west of large crowd in the square. Posed with children in front. Some parasols. Banners on buildings behind. Current butcher's shop roof quite different.
1945 Royal Visit : Concert Programme
Programme of a concert given in the Band Hall in the presence of Queen Mary. Ten items were played by Reepham Junior Band conducted by E T Ruffles; and two pieces by the Primary Band conducted by G Frankland; with a cornet solo by Pamela Barsted & a…
1943 : Concert Programme
Concert in the Band Hall, Reepham, to celebrate the Junior Band's first radio broadcast on 30 October