3rd North Walsham Guides (1934 to 1938)

Rackstraw's Oil & Hardware, 15 Mundesley Road, North Walsham. Mrs Violet Wesby lived in the flat above, with husband Bertie, until 1939 (1936 to 1938)

Gracie Fields in the yard behind the Kings Arms Hotel, North Walsham. (1936 to 1938)

Members of the North Walsham Gliding Club constructing a glider somewhere in North Walsham (July 1938)

Skating on Captain's Pond in Westwick c1937. (1937)

Millfield Works, Norwich Road, in 1930's (sketched by A.Gaymer). Home of Cornish & Gaymer, Ecclesiastical Builders....( Duncan Canneries from 1940) (Cornish & Gaymer 1930s map)

Sports on The People's Park, Pound Road. 1930s (1930s)

Peruzzis' ice cream cart being towed through floods under the M&GN Railway Bridge. Harmer & Scott's Garage in background (1935 to 1939)

top of.Market Street , North Walsham, looking north through arch to Mitre Tavern Yard. (1935 to 1939)

Barkers Drapers, Waterloo House, Market Place, North Walsham, C1938 (1937 to 1939)

Opening of the new Methodist Church Hall in Grammar School Road (1937 to 1939)

Orchard Garden's Bowls Club (Orchard Garden's Bowls Club)

"Edenhall", Bacton. ("Edenhall", Bacton.)

North Walsham Market Cross 1930s (North Walsham Market Cross 1930s)

Church Street c1930s (1930s)

King's Arms Street. (c1930)

Star Supply Stores in North Walsham Market Place. (Early 1900s)

North Walsham Market Place and Market Cross (1920s - 1930s)

North Walsham Market Place and Market Cross (1920s - 1930s)

North Washam "Town" station (1920 to 1940)

Top: Joseph Shaw,Aunt Queenie,Uncle Earnest,Grampa Shaw. Middle: Uncle Bert,Auntie Elsie, Eileen Shaw. Bottom: Uncle Fred, Grandma Shaw, Elsie Shaw. (1920 to 1940)

1st Cadet Battalion (1st Cadet Battalion)

The Cock Inn, North Street, North Walsham. (Now the Cockerel Restaurant) (1930 to 1940)

A view up Kings Arms Street from Market Street in North Walsham. (1930s)

Market Street in North Walsham. (1930s)

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

North Walsham Salvation Army Band assembling in the Town Station's Railway Yard on November 11th (c1940)