King’s Lynn – Page 4 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

King’s Lynn – Tower Gardens (War Memorial Bench)

This beautiful bench is one of a pair located at Tower Gardens in King’s Lynn, in front of the town’s

Work started on Greyfriars friary in the late 1240s and it remained open until the Dissolution of the Monasteries saw

This is a really nice floral display in Tower Gardens, I’m not sure how long these things take to create,

I’m conscious that there are many smaller independent pubs that are in need of support now, but my favourite ones

Whilst looking at something else about King’s Lynn, I noticed this print (© The Trustees of the British Museum) in

Yesterday, I posted some photos of King’s Lynn which were taken from West Lynn. This 1928 etching (© The Trustees

I posted about the Whitefriar’s Gate, or Carmelite Gate, yesterday, and today I found this etching in the on-line collections

Unfortunately, King’s Lynn appears to have been hit with a wave of vandalism and crime over recent weeks judging by

Walking along the quieter of the two road bridges across the River Great Ouse (the other is visible in the

I’m not sure how I haven’t noticed this before on Hardings Way, but it’s the gateway to Whitefriars, a Carmelite