EPW021449 ENGLAND (1928). The Town Centre, Thetford, 1928

Signpost and memorial to Thomas Paine.

Green Dragon public house. Evidence of the Green Dragon in 1760s.

Cottage Hospital opened 1898.

Oddfellows Hall built 1890s on the site of an Infants School.

Formerly a private house it opened as the Central Temperance Hotel in the 1920s.

Wesleyan Methodist Chapel built 1830.

Tan House.

Malt houses situated in Nether Row. Demolished in 1950s.

Baptist Chapel opened 1860s.

Garden of the King's House.

Bidwell's brewery closed 1924.

Red Lion Inn opened in 1837 on site of 18thC market shambles.

Premises of Oldman & Son, corn & seed merchants. In the 18th & 19thC they were local corn millers.

The King's House a former hunting lodge of King James I.

A new Norfolk County Fire Station was built and opened on this site in 1952.

A new Police Station and Police Inspector's house was built here and opened in 1936.

The outside 'privies' or toilets of the Tyrrell almshouses. Thetfordians relied on outside privies and a night-soil collection until the late 1940s when a modern sewage system commenced to be constructed. It took many years before everyone in the town was connected to the sewage system.

Almshouses erected by Sarah Rebecca Tyrrell in the 1880s.

The former Fleece Inn. The Fleece dates back to at least the early 18thC. It closed in the 1880s. The building was demolished in the late 1960s.

The motor garage of W.G. Lambert erected in the 1920s. Their main garage business was located in castle Street.

St Cuthbert's Church

Tannery site - possibly with open tan pits visible

Tanner Street

King Street

Whitehart Street

Castle Hill

Magdalen Street

Castle Street

Guildhall Street

St Giles' Lane

Site of St Andrew's Church

Guildhall

Market Place

Norwich Road

Probable water mill with lucam

Malthouses