EPW016556 ENGLAND (1926). The town bounded by Church Street, Beeston Road and Alexandra Road, Sheringham, 1926

The Bungalow, Waterbank Road. Home of the Watts family from after 1901 (Charles & Margaret Watts) and then c. 1912 - 1923 (Bertram A. Watts & family).

Scarborough House

Ramsgate House

Fernwood

Elmcroft

West Lea; Robert Cox built this row of three houses (14,16,18) as well as the row that is 2, 4, 6.

Built as Waterbank House by Robert Cox, later renamed The Anchorage (after 1939)

Lansdowne House (now 20 Waterbank Road)

The Haven

B. A. Watts, stationers & booksellers, lending library and post office. The shop finally closed in 2017, after 115 years' trading.

Level crossing. Closed 1967 when British Railways built their new halt on the east side of the road and left the original station to be occupied by the Preservation Society. The preserved railway was reconnected to the National Rail network in 2010 by a simple crossing for occasional use.

St. Peter’s Church

St. Peter’s Church

Sheringham Railway Station (Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway).

Sadler's garage

Jack Farrow who was undertaker at changi prison when a pow of the Japanese in ww2 lived here

Hails garage

The Picturedrome cinema.and Jarrolds stationers on corner

Aylsham home of Henry Walker house agent

Dirt track which became Morley Road North

Sewage discharge pipe into sea

Methodist church

Beeston Methodist church

R.h.mickleborough plumber&ageneral engineering lived here with my mother Joan Farrow( nee Kelf)

Police station

St. Joseph's Catholic church

Railway goods yard

Regent cinema

Sheringham school

Allotments

Doctor sumpterrs house "the Tyneside"

Cromer Road

Station Road

The Boulevard

Mums auntie's house Mrs Pygott.

Lockerbie Flats