Old historical photos and images of Norwich, Norfolk

A small historical reference Geography: Norwich is a city in Norfolk, on the River Wensum about 100 miles (160 km) north-east of London. As the county town of Norfolk and seat of the See of Norwich, with one of the country's largest medieval cathedrals, it is claimed traditionally as the chief city of East Anglia. Date of foundation: 43 AD as Northwic History: Population: 143 135 Sights:
All Saint's Green	All Saint's Street	Briton's Arms Inn, 1910	Brunner Central Library on Witton Street, 1966
Castle, 1950	Castle and Cattle Market, 1890	Castle and Cattle Market	Chapel Field Garden
Cathedral, 1890	Cathedral, 1958	Cathedral	Cathedral, Courtyard
Cathedral, Ethelbert Gateway, 1905	Cathedral from South	Cathedral, West front, 1933	City Hall

Eaton Park, Lily Pond	Elm Hill, 1910	Erpingham Gate	Grand Opera House, 1905
Guildhall	Guildhall and Market Place	Guildhall, War Memorial in foreground	Hospital, 1907
Market Place, 1902	Market Place	Mousehold Heath and River Wensum, 1931	Newmarket Road, 1920
Nurse Edith Cavell's Memorial, 1931	Nurse Edith Cavell's Memorial	Primitive Methodist Chapel on Queen's Road, 1910s	Prince of Wales Road, 1919

Pulls Ferry (Pooles ferry), 1890	River from Foundry Bridge	Royal Hotel and Prince of Wales Road, 1905	Samson and Hercules House, 1930
School	St Andrew's Hall, 1908	St Andrew's Hall, 1910	St Giles Street, Tramway Junction, 1918
St Helen's Hospital, 1908	St Peter Mancroft Church	Strangers Hall, 1951	Walk
Thorpe, church and river, 1890	Thorpe Green, 1954	Thorpe, New Reach, 1890	Thorpe, Old Reach, 1890

A small historical reference