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The Yellow Pages Winter 1987
An advertising directory of local businesses including a list of members (64) of the Reepham Chambre of Commerce & Traders Association
The Walking Man
Two articles about The Walking Man statue made by Reepham stonemason William Lain in 1972. This stood outside the Walking Man Antiques shop run by Mr. Lain and his wife Mary at their business in Norwich Road, Reepham.
Further background…
Further background…
The Two Churches
Image of St. Michael's & St. Mary's. Church tower and most of walls covered in ivy. Clock in place. Railings along the pathway.
The Three Churches of Reepham
A history of the three churches of Reepham: St Mary's Reepham, St Michael's Whitwell and All Saints Hackford
The Three Churches of Reepham
Leaflet describing 'Some things to look for in our Churches'. Seven drawings with explanations.
The Tale of Bertie Woods
Details about Bertie Woods, a pupil at Salle School in the early 1900s.
The Sun Inn
Photographs of the front (inset shows porch window close-up) & rear of the Sun with the display text used in the RS Exhibition 2003. Includes a view of Whitwell Road showing the rear of the Sun.
The Sun Inn
Early photograph of the Sun Inn in the snow, looking towards Towns End. The Market Room sign is visible, used for transactions on Market Day.
The Sun Inn
Original and one photocopy annotated with people's names.
Mrs Violet Watson, Mr & Mrs Stanley Watson & Fred Watson. Taken about 1920. Also Morris Cowley car. Annotations differ re Licensee. and who is where. Signs for Steward & Patteson and Market…
Mrs Violet Watson, Mr & Mrs Stanley Watson & Fred Watson. Taken about 1920. Also Morris Cowley car. Annotations differ re Licensee. and who is where. Signs for Steward & Patteson and Market…
The Street showing Chaucer House Bawdeswell
View of Chaucer House, The Street, Bawdeswell taken before 1928.
Unused Tuck postcard
BWDL 4
Unused Tuck postcard
BWDL 4
The Story of Reepham Methodist Chapel
Comprehensive history of the Methodist Chapel which stands on Station Road at the Kerdiston Road turning.
The Stately Homes of Reepham
A brief outline of five "stately homes" in the Reepham district: Bircham Centre, Hackford Hall, Whitwell Hall, The Ollands, The Moor House
The Star
Tinted postcard of The Star public house on Whitwell Street. It closed in 1935 and is now a private house.
The Stalker No.3
Refers to the August inspection in the grounds of the Old Brewery House.
A favourite quote from the Scoutmaster's report:
“Mothers, just think of your boys being able to darn their own socks!”
Reports on Empire Day, cricket & football.
Frank…
A favourite quote from the Scoutmaster's report:
“Mothers, just think of your boys being able to darn their own socks!”
Reports on Empire Day, cricket & football.
Frank…
The Stalker No.2
Scouts Frank Rump & his friend Clifford Laskey have recently gone to Canada.
Samuel Bircham relates a trip to Mexico in 1885 as well as an introduction detailing the troop's activities.
Samuel Bircham relates a trip to Mexico in 1885 as well as an introduction detailing the troop's activities.
The Stalker No.1
The very first scout magazine with typescript in a purple colour. Donald Kendall-Chapman was one of the patrol leaders and was responsible for typing & editing this issue.
The School, Reepham
Reepham Primary School with children playing in the road
Tuck postcard RPHM 15
Tuck postcard RPHM 15
The rise and fall of primary school numbers
Brief look at primary schools in Reepham in the 1900s; Reepham St. Mary's; Hackford & Whitwell Primary School; closure of St Mary's.
The Reeve Family in Booton
Reeve family group at Booton. Details from Reepham Society January 1985 Magazine P.12: "George is next to his mother, the other boy is Walter who lived at Hackford Vale, ... in the centre is Violet, now Mrs. Muddle."