Bruff Hewitt flushing the surface drains in the North Walsham Market Place

(1911 to 1913 / North Walsham, Norfolk)

Dan Mount is shown completing his work of flushing the channels. The town drainage system consisted of such open channels which, connected to a brick sewer, led down Gas Works Loke to the small stream called the Town Drain. This stream flowed north from Northfield Road, formerly Catchpit Lane, to the river at Swafield.

Photograph. Bruff Hewitt flushing the surface drains in the North Walsham Market Place (North Walsham Archive).

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