Monthly Archives: March 2011

I’m currently working on a few photographs and documents relating to H.T.Percival’s yard at Horning which were passed on to me by Nigel of the Ludham Community Archive Group. It is a small collection but includes a wonderful set of … Continue reading →

I’m pleased to announce that the new Broadland Memories DVD “Boating on the Norfolk Broads in the 1930s” is now available to purchase through the website. The film runs for approximately 45 minutes and includes a short introduction. The DVD … Continue reading →

Having uploaded some clips of the 1930s cine film to YouTube, I decided to put together a selection of clips from the first Broadland Memories DVD  – “The Norfolk & Suffolk Broads c1950″. The cine footage was shot by my … Continue reading →

Once work is completed on the cine film, I hope to get started on adding the wonderful collection of photographs taken by John Chesney in the 1970s to the website. In the meantime I thought I’d post another preview of … Continue reading →

I haven’t mentioned the film on here for a few weeks, so thought I’d post an update on the progress so far! I was without my main computer for about two and a half weeks during February as it went … Continue reading →

Following an article in yesterdays Eastern Daily Press, I discovered the Norwich “Blitz Ghosts” photographs which have been put together by local amateur photographer and keen historian Nick Stone. Using photo editing software, Nick has created a truly haunting set … Continue reading →