‘Vicarage corner’ showing line of poplars on North side of Castle Hill Road.
Junction of Castle Hill and King Street showing ‘Peddlar’ Reed’s shop
The Vicarage, before removal of
thatched roof in 1949.
Castle Hill Road, ‘Vicarage Corner’
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Castle Hill Road looking east up Kings Street.
The almshouses are on the right.
Photograph by Maharaja Duleep Singh. Early 1900s.
Vicarage, view from south west. The window on the far left is part of an extension built in 1901.
Photograph by Maharaja Duleep Singh. Early 1900s.
- Brief history of village
- A moated town
- William Barber's almshouses
- History of village school 1848-1912
- New Buckenham: the history of a market town
- Historic buildings research report (NHBG)
- History of individual properties
- Rogationtide in the 1590s
- Who was Boosey?
- New Buckenham in 1542
- Newspaper articles
- Prince Duleep Singh's photographs
