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An etching of Westwick House, "The Seat of John Berney Petre, Esq.", published in November 1779 by M.Booth of Norwich.

Westwick Arch, looking north, before the turnpike. (Watercolour)

Westwick Hall. Engraving by T.Ranson, from a drawing by T.Thirtle, for "Excursions Through Norfolk" by Thomas Cromwell & John Sell Cotman.

Sketch showing stage of Fisher's Theatre North Walsham

Westwick Hall 1906

Westwick Woods near North Walsham

The Monument North Walsham, marking the site of the Peasant's Rebellion, 1381.

"Lodge Pond", Westwick. Situated north-east of Westwick Arch, ran east of the road to Westwick Hall and curved to the south of Westwick Church

Westwick Arch - postcard.

Tollhouses at Westwick Woods on the North Walsham to Norwich Road

Westwick Hall, seat of Berney Petre, Esq. Photo R.M.Ling (1)

Westwick Arch on the Norwich Road

Westwick Seat on Norwich Road in Westwick Woods at junction to Swanton Abbot.

Captain's Pond (Westwick Ponds) North Walsham c1920

Toll Gate Cottages, Norwich Road.

Westwick Arch, looking South. Originally dove-cot/ gateway to the Westwick Estate

Skating on Captain's Pond in Westwick c1937.

Westwick arch with Leyland TD1 motorbus

Westwick Cherry Orchards, 1943

Cherry pickers at the orchards at Westwick, opposite Westwick Hall.

Ice hockey on Westwick Pond, near North Walsham.

Westwick Arch on the Norwich Road

Foreign students on Westwick Fruit Farms

Skating on Captain's Pond in Westwick c1959.

Perch Lake, Westwick photographed by Les Edwards

Pages that may be of interest in the archive for North Walsham, Norfolk ....

• 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...
• Westwick 1875 - 1975
  "North East Norfolk Country Churchman Centenery Magazine 1875-1975"FROM THE PARISHES WESTWICK 1875-1975 The essentials of the village were then, as now, "noble park and plantations" although the maj...