Photos associated with "memories" from the North Walsham, Norfolk area.
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- Memories of North Walsham Girls' High School
Other regular set pieces included, of course, the annual Carol Service at which in our last year we sang some pieces from the Messiah with enormous enthusiasm. By that time the prefects had ... - Memories of North Walsham in the early thirties by
Memories of North Walsham in the early thirties by Margaret Bowles(formerly Ramm, née Brady, aged 94 at the time of publication - February 2018) (Early 1930s / North Walsham, Norfolk) It was ... - Memories of North Walsham in the early thirties by
Then was the shop that intrigued us most. The window was jam-packed with a great variety of useless gifts, all with amusing labels on them. 'a present for him' was propped up on by an ornate box con... - Memories of Russell Sparke - November 2020
I was born at Lyngate farm Bacton road in 1933. Our neighbours in one of two farm cottages were Mr & Mrs Lee tenant farmers. Lyngate House the original farmhouse was occupied by F R Bell and famil... - Memories of Sheila Dunning from Honing
Once, I remember very well, I'm not sure how old I was but I was under 10 a boat had trouble just out from Happisburgh and lost a load of oranges overboard, a man from Stalham that had a car, a litt... - Memories of Westwick
Memories of Westwick by Barbara Eldred PREFACEIt has given me great pleasure to edit and write a preface to this little book "Memories of Westwick". Miss Barbara Eldred loves the village in which she... - More Vague Memories of Gordon Risebrow
THE FAIRY CYCLE, BONFIRES AND PAYING THE PAPERS My sister had a “Fairy Cycle” (with solid tyres and only one brake.) She was about 5/6 yrs and me about 2/3 yrs? One day she left it on the... - North Walsham Memories by Edna Stone
And after our Christmas dinner in the afternoon, Nanny (that's my Dad's Mum by the way Bessie) and aunt Elsie would come ready for tea and we would always play some games, card games like Whot and P... - The Vague Memories of Gordon S. Risebrow
No. 10 was the middle of two in a row of four; the house on our end had a lodger and one day whilst I was on leave (from the army) and my folks being at work, I went to the pantry to sneak a condens... - The Vague Memories of Gordon S. Risebrow III
Bombs on North Walsham I don’t remember the date nor time but whilst still in North Street we were awakened by a low flying plane (no air raid siren, I think?) It was a German and he wa...