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King’s Lynn – Bitson’s Fish and Chips

Another day, another chance to try chips somewhere else, and this is Bitson’s fish and chips in King’s Lynn. The

This is 42 Chapel Street and I had thought when taking this photo that the building was a little older,

This is sad to see, the Grade I listed chapel has successfully raised money to restore its bell and to

One of the most notable elements of the churchyard is the Exorcist’s House, located on its edge. But, sadly, the

This property is one of many reasons that King’s Lynn is so interesting historically, so many buildings with a long

Whilst having a little look around the churchyard of the Chapel of St. Nicholas (which is frankly nearer to the

Harry Leonard Aldren is one of the names on the war memorial in King’s Lynn. Born Henry Leonard Aldren on

This is a list of the war names on King’s Lynn’s war memorial, from the Imperial War Museum (IWM). I’ve

At first sight, these historic arches in Tower Gardens look like they’re part of the Greyfriars complex of buildings. Although

King’s Lynn war memorial was unveiled on 26 January 1921 by HRH Princess Mary and was dedicated by Bishop Suffragan