Training sessions to start in January
Geoff Fisher The community archivists from the Norfolk Record Office will be starting training sessions with the Reepham Archive.
From The Archive
Delivering milk in a cold 1950s winter
Milk being delivered on Dereham Road in a very cold winter in the 1950s.
Panic arose when pop idol opened fête in Reepham
Billy Fury was a pop idol at the height of his fame and often dubbed “Britain’s Elvis Presley”.
Non-conformists in Reepham
In the 1920s, there were three Methodist chapels, as well as the Salvation Army and the Plymouth Brethren.
A hive of business activity on Norwich Road
A quiet picture of Norwich Road, Reepham, in the early 1900s.
History of Hackford House in the 1900s
This year Reepham is celebrating the centenary of the presentation of Hackford House to the town by Samuel Bircham.
Whitwell Street pub well known for selling vinegar
The Star, once known as The Cock, was very old-fashioned with sand on the floor.
Musical events raise community funds
In the late 1800s and early 1900s musical events were a common occurrence in Reepham.
Farm life in Salle Street
In the mid-1930s the terrace of eight homes in The Street, Salle, were the homes of several well-known families.
Varied history for Townsend Corner shop
The corner shop at Towns End has had a varied history.