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Wymondham – Green Dragon

Just a brief post, as I’ve written about the Green Dragon before. As an aside, this is Wymondham Abbey which

After some meanderings around some nearby historic churches, in an attempt by Richard and I to complete our project of

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

This print (© The Trustees of the British Museum) is in the collections of the British Museum, created by Robert

Following my little visit to Wymondham yesterday, I had a look at what The Concise Oxford Dictionary Of English Placenames

This tablet marks that William d’Aubigny is buried near to this spot at Wymondham Abbey, the founder and benefactor of

Wymondham Market Cross was built between 1617 and 1618, replacing the previous structure which had been destroyed by the great

This is the first time that I’ve been to the Green Dragon in Wymondham, a Good Beer Guide listed pub

This gravestone caught my eye as it probably doesn’t have long left, the back is heavily eroded and there’s now

Wymondham Abbey sits almost a little adrift in the local landscape, a former Benedictine monastery which is still in use