Norfolk – Page 29 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

This grave belongs to Thomas Barlow and is located at the relocated burial ground of St. James Chapel in King’s

King’s Lynn – St. James Chapel Burial Ground and a Cluster of Gravestones

Until 1903, this was the graveyard of St James Chapel (which had long since fallen into disuse as it was

The Wymondham to Forncett railway line was constructed between April 1880 and May 1881, allowing a connection between the Norwich

There’s a lot to be said for slate gravestones, they usually retain their clarity so that they can still be

I never knew about this church in Fritton, and indeed, nor did I even know that there are two Frittons

I know King’s Lynn reasonably well, but there’s still clearly much history that I’ve yet to discover. I’m using my

Well, this is quite marvellous, a project which has put seven benches around King’s Lynn with the theme of books.

George Vancouver (1757-1798) was born in King’s Lynn and was the sixth and youngest child of John Jasper Vancouver. The

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

And as part of my irregular series on chip options at Great Yarmouth market….. This is the car park end