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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…

On Monday 9th March 2015 RHSC students and teachers joined officials from Reepham Town Council, Bishop Tony Foottit and members of the public at the Fly a Flag for the Commonwealth event.

Comprehensive history of the Methodist Chapel which stands on Station Road at the Kerdiston Road turning.

A history of the Moor House and grounds from its construction in the mid-19th century.

Two modern views of the Station Cafe; the buildings that once housed the ticket office, waiting room and the stationmaster's house at Reepham Station.

Locomotive No. 56 at Whitwell Station.

Undated compilation postcard showing images previously published as individual items. Views of Reepham, Salle & Booton churches plus Reepham Vicarage & two of Reepham Market Place.

H. S. Peck's Series

Colour image of Reepham Station in the 1960s with a passenger train in the background.

Sepia postcard of Whitwell Station showing platforms & signal box, possibly 1911.

Image of the post office in 1969 when C.D. Jones was the manager.

At 6.38 p.m. every weekday the 6.05 from Wroxham and the 6.05 from Dereham met briefly at Reepham Station. Used in RS Magazine 1991.

A history of the Ollands Estate, including the building of The Ollands in 1832 to its demolition in the early 1970s to create a residential housing estate.

View of The Moor from the junction with Orchard Lane. Poor focus.

View of the Market Place from St.Michael's tower. Hardiment's Stores sign visible. Before 1991.
Marked KC5.

A brief outline of five "stately homes" in the Reepham district: Bircham Centre, Hackford Hall, Whitwell Hall, The Ollands, The Moor House

Undated sketch showing the three churches with a note describing All Saints. It reads " This church & chancel are quite demolished. The steeple standing. It seems to have been built exactly regular."

View of interior of St. Michael's after the completion of the re-building project.

Three postcards of Reepham Churches with the ruins of All Saints in the foreground. The first & third inages are identical but published on different dates.

The story of Reepham Market Place in the early years of the 20th century as seen by the eyes of a child (Marjorie Gibbs)