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Tag Archives: railway
Railways, Changing Landscapes and Refugees – workshops for school children
We’ve had a busy start to the year with delivering lots of our school workshops to children all over the county. In January, we hosted a group of students from Norwich School lower 6th history group, for some Archive Research … Continue reading
Posted in Schools, Young People
Tagged Changing landscapes, Diss, Lakenham, Necton, Norwich School, railway, Redcastle Family School, refugees, school, St William's School, Tasburgh, Toftwood, workshops
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Messing about on the river 1878 style
On Monday 26th August 1878 four friends, including the artist Ernest Arthur Freeman, set off from New Mills, Norwich on a five day canoe trip down the Yare and up the Waveney via the New Cut. The tourist industry on … Continue reading
Posted in NRO Research Bloggers
Tagged beccles, bramerton, bungay, cantley, earsham, geldeston, Lowestoft, norfolk, pubs, railway, reedham, river waveney, river yare, somerleyton, Suffolk
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