Family memories of St Andrew’s Hospital (1914-1981)
These family memories and the photographs have been provided by Sue Tibbenham and paint a vivid picture of work at the former St Andrew’s Mental
These family memories and the photographs have been provided by Sue Tibbenham and paint a vivid picture of work at the former St Andrew’s Mental
Austin’s story is part of the Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) interviews with Broads farmers conducted under the Water Mills and Marshes project.
Richard’s story is part of the Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) interviews with Broads farmers conducted under the Water Mills and Marshes project.
Maurice describes how St Clements Common, Rushall, became the first new common in 150 years and how he came to own his right of common.
Alice tells us about her interesting and varied life, from shepherding and selling double glazing, to house clearances and pea harvesting. I was born in
Martin qualified as a chartered auctioneer and estate agent, coming from a farming background He joined Savills and moved to Norfolk as a young man
Jack tells us about his life growing up in Crownthorpe on the farm originally part of the Kimberley Estate, which he took over from his
Peter farms on marshland in Norfolk. Like many others, his grandfather came from Scotland in 1922 and farmed the marginally better land to be found
John’s mother ran the village shop in Neatishead for over forty years, it was a meeting place for all the locals and farm workers. John
Richard comes from a family of farmers. He tells us about his life working on his farm on the marshes at Langley. I was born