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A daughter, a visitor and a professional: three personal perspectives of Witton Hall
Written by Anamika Bhattacharjee for the Hall Marks project. The building of Witton Hall was started by John Norris around 1770.[i] It stood around 2 miles/3 km from the coast in north-east Norfolk, with uninterrupted views over sea (Figure 1). … Continue reading
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Tagged art, books, Demolished, Estates, Genealogy, Hall Marks, local history, Lost country houses
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Hall Marks: Meet the Team
Hall Marks: the Long Shadow of Norfolk’s Lost Country Houses is a project based at the Norfolk Record Office. Hear more about the team and what we’ll be getting up to in 2026 and 2027. Continue reading
Knock knock
There are many serious crimes in the King’s Lynn Quarter session records [KL/C 20] that resulted in the death penalty, imprisonment, and transportation. Alongside these serious crimes are more minor crimes and some local nuisances, such as being drunk and … Continue reading
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Tagged family history, Genealogy, history, local history
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Local history is all about stories
The ‘Community Archives: Skills, Support & Sustainability’ project has been set up by the Norfolk Record Office with the aim of providing Norfolk’s community archive and local heritage groups with advice, training and resources to help them improve the management … Continue reading
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Tagged Community Archives, local history, Martham
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Newton Flotman and Saxlingham Thorpe Heritage Group
The ‘Community Archives: Skills, Support & Sustainability’ project has been set up by the Norfolk Record Office with the aim of providing Norfolk’s community archive and local heritage groups with advice, training and resources to help them improve the management … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, ArchivesAreYou, CASSS, Community Archives, heritage, IAW2022, local history, Newton Flotman, Saxlingham Thorpe
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60 years old!
The ‘Community Archives: Skills, Support & Sustainability’ project has been set up by the Norfolk Record Office with the aim of providing Norfolk’s community archive and local heritage groups with advice, training and resources to help them improve the management … Continue reading
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Tagged ArchivesAreYou, Aylsham, CASSS, Community Archives, COVID, IAW2022, local history, Town Archive
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