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Thetford – Joseph Emms

There might be quite a lot of posts about Thetford over the next few days, which is primarily linked to

This building at 51/53 Old Market Street in Thetford was once the Good Woman public house from the mid-nineteenth century

On 24 July 1835, Henry Balaam was sentenced to seven years imprisonment at Thetford Court. It was the prison which

The Thetford cage and stocks were located over the road on Cage Lane and were originally opened in 1581. The

Thetford Mill, located on the appropriately named Watermill Lane, which was used as a corn mill and closed in the

This priory was founded in 1148 and it takes its name from the Augustinian order of the Holy Sepulchre, of

Thetford Grammar School is, as the plaque notes, one of the oldest schools in the country. It has been educating

This statue of Captain Mainwaring from Dad’s Army was unveiled in 2010 and it was located next to the Anchor