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Robert Hannant at the Bluebell Pub, Bacton Road

Royston Bridge Staithe, North Walsham

Royston Bridge on the Bacton Road just outside North Walsham which crosses the Dilham to North Walsham Canal.

H. Grey's general stores on the corner of Bacton Road and Back Street

Bacton Road

Steam Roller Team of W.B.Gaze, Ltd, Bacton Road.

Archibald Burrell (senior), driving his house removals wagon near Preference Place, Bacton Road, North Walsham. Photo Bob Burrell collection

Surfacing the Market Place, North Walsham.

Staff of William A. Hicks, builders & contractors, Bacton Road, North Walsham

Church Street North Walsham

Road gang with one of W.B.("Boyer) Gaze's steam rollers.Gaze had some 6 steam rollers and his works were what is now Antingham Drive, off Bacton Road.

Burrell and Craske Jobmaster and Carrier 48 Bacton Road

Bluebell Pond and Pub, Bacton Road, North Walsham.

Henry William Coe, Plumber and Glazier, No. 8 Bacton Road. (looking east towards Church Street)

Duncan Industries (Engineers) Ltd. Park Hall, New Road, North Walsham. Healey-Duncan 2.4 litre drop head

H Grey & Sons, North Walsham.

E F Chittock, Bacton Road, North Walsham

The Wherry Pub and Royston Bridge.

The Bluebell Public House on Bacton Road, North Walsham

Bacton Road, North Walsham

Bacton Road, North Walsham

Randells Foundry, Bacton Road, North Walsham

Randells Foundry, Bacton Road, North Walsham

Bacton Road, North Walsham

Dog Yard 1960

Dog Yard 1960

Bacton Road c1960

Bacton Road c1960

Bacton Road c1960

Bacton Road c1960

Bacton Road c1960

Bacton Road c1960

Bacton Road c1960

Rear of no. 2 and no. 4 Bacton Road c1960.

Dog Yard, North Walsham

Dog Yard, North Walsham. 3rd November 1960.

Dog Yard, North Walsham. 3rd November 1960.

Dog Yard, North Walsham. 3rd November 1960.

Dog Yard, North Walsham. 3rd November 1960.

Dog Yard, North Walsham. 3rd November 1960.

Pages that may be of interest in the archive for North Walsham, Norfolk ....

• Randell's Foundry on Mundesley/Bacton Road
  Tractor shop afore-mentioned was situated between foundry and stores and formed the boundary of the road that led from the Offices to the Mundesley Road; with access to the left behind foundry to re...
• The Shops That Sold Everything - Robert Bagshaw
  But to the schoolboy cyclist of that time the carbide lamp was much more than a source of light - it was a status symbol. Its presence on the front of his machine indicated he had at last been grant...