EPW021212 ENGLAND (1928). The Market Place and Castle, Norwich, 1928

Site prior to City Hall being built

The Bell Hotel http://www.norfolkpubs.co.uk/norwich/bnorwich/ncbel3.htm

Red Lion Street

Tram - introduced 1900, system completely closed by 1935.

Harmer's Clothing Factory, burnt to the Ground in WW2

The Hay Market

St Georges Tombland

St Peter Hungate Princes Street/Elm Hill

St Andrews Hall

St Andrews church, St Andrews Street

St Michael at Plea

Norwich Provisions Market

THE CORN EXCHANGE Is situated in Exchange Street which commences at the north end of the Gentlemen's Walk The original building which was erected in 1828 at a cost of 6,000 was taken down in 1861 and the present spacious edifice built at a cost of 16,000 including the valuable site The exterior is massive in its effect The keystone of the large window has a carved head of Ceres The interior is well lighted the superficial area of the glass being quite equal to the whole area of the hall itself The inside measurement is 125 feet by 81 feet The height from the floor to the apex of the nave roof is 66 feet At the east end are portraits of John Culley Esq the originator of the building and Thomas William Coke of Holkham afterwards Earl of Leicester justly regarded as the father of Norfolk agriculture

Jarrold's department store

St Peter Mancroft

Rampant Horse Street

The Guildhall

St Gregory's Church

St. John Maddermarket

Strangers' Hall