Tag Archives: Strangers

A Glimpse into The History of Elm Hill: The 1860s and Father Ignatius

Posted on November 2, 2019 by

Since moving to Norwich three years ago, I have spent many a day ambling around the city centre, often with my camera, and the sight of Elm Hill was immediately of intrigue to me. This intrigue is obviously shared by … Continue reading →

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The Generous Mercer of Hempstead

Posted on June 17, 2019 by

For Refugee Week 2019, David Stannard has looked at the impact of immigrants from Europe to the east coast of Norfolk and their links with the local textile industry. The East Norfolk Textile Industry The wider historical record makes it clear that the medieval … Continue reading →

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New for (Twenty) Nineteen: Spring Term for Primary Schools

Posted on May 16, 2019 by

We are really pleased we were able to run 2 new workshops over the course of the Spring Term. Putting on a Tudor Pageant In January, Year 1 pupils from Charles Darwin visited us as part of the Putting on … Continue reading →

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Strangers-A brief history of Norwich’s incomers

Posted on June 24, 2016 by

This week is Refugee Week and an opportunity to celebrate Norwich’s long history of welcoming incomers to the city. This week’s blog post introduces us to the Strangers and has been written by Archivist, Frank Meeres.  The word ‘Stranger’ was … Continue reading →

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