Norfolk – Page 40 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Norwich – General Regulations of the Bethel Hospital in 1861

Bethel Hospital Regulations (in .pdf format) The above PDF file (thanks to archive.org and the Wellcome Library) is the General

Diary (in .pdf format – the war diary of the 1st Battalion of the Norfolk Regiment for October 1914) I’ve

The Prime Minister hadn’t quite made his latest announcement (or u-turn if you prefer) by the time that I was

There are two churches in the same churchyard in Great Melton, the other is the now ruined St. Mary’s, visible

Wramplingham has had a church on this site since at least the early eleventh century, but it probably has Saxon

I’m quite intrigued by the village name of Wramplingham, particularly how it hasn’t lost its ‘W’ over the years if

Wramplingham War Memorial, which was unveiled in 1920 and is quite a tall and slender piece of stone. There were

St. Mary’s and All Saints’ share a churchyard in the village of Great Melton, similar to the situation in South

I like this, Wramplingham village has, by design, placed its sign in the River Tiffey. I say by design as

This is the war grave of Alan George Gibling, located at Earlham Cemetery in the main area and not within