Old organ erected 1873 by Hill and Son London (Church Organ 1873)

1875 church organ - Mr Dix and Mr Dixon. (1875 church organ - Mr Dix and Mr Dixon.)

Mrs Selina Maclean nee Dixon (1888 to 1892)

William Dixon and friend. (1893 to 1897)

James Dixon with grandchildren. (1893 to 1897)

James Dixon, innkeeper at the Wherry Inn, Royston Bridge ,Paston, at the turn of the 20th century. (1898 to 1902)

North Walsham Gas Works, Mundesley Road. Reconstruction of the Retort House. John Dixon, Secretary and Manager in trilby. (1910)

King George V Coronation - June 1911. (King George V Coronation - June 1911.)

Members of the Coronation Committee, May 1911 (May 1911)

Coronation Celebrations, 1911 (June 1911)

The chief organisers for the celebrations to mark the coronation of George V in 1911. (June 1911)

The Carpenters prepare for the Coronation Dinner 1911 (June 1911)

The Bullock presented for the Coronation Dinner 1911 by Messrs. Sewell and Page. (June 1911)

Mrs John Dixon (1911)

Drinking Fountain in front of the Town Clock, North Walsham Market Place. (1912)

Drinking Fountain in front of the Town Clock, North Walsham Market Place. (1912)

New recruits marching to railway (1912 to 1916)

Tudor House, 8 Grammar School Road, North Walsham, in snow ( then home of John Dixon, organist, auctioneer, etc). Paston School gates on the left. (01 Apr 1916)

"Home Guard", 1918, Tudor House, Grammar School Road, North Walsham. Capt. John Dixon seated centre. (1918)

William Dixon on Royston Bridge. (1918 to 1922)

St. John's Ambulance Brigade. (1924)

Opening the Cottage Hospital as a memorial of the Great War (August 1924)

The Picture Drome, Kings Arms Street, North Walsham. (1919 to 1929)

Randell's store, Market Place North Walsham, after rebuilding (1928 to 1930)

John Dixon, Church Organist (1882 to 1932) Courtesy of North Walsham Parish Church (1932)

Booklet to advertise John Dixon's estate agents. (1937 to 1941)