Gallery 1900-1950 Page 4

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The last of the collection of photographs taken by Ronald Winton. The crew dry off after a swim - you can just make out a “lighter” heavily loaded with reed on the left in the background.

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The next two photographs were contributed by Hugh Moxon and were taken by his father on a boating holiday with friends in the late 1930s. This is believed to have been taken on the River Thurne near Womack.

Another photograph from the late 1930s taken at Wroxham.

The following photographs are reproduced by kind courtesy of The Ludham Community Archive Group. You can find out more about the group, the history of Ludham village and view more historic photographs of the area on their website.

Throwers Stores in Ludham pictured c1905.

H.D.Brooks cycle shop in Ludham c1910.

H.D.Brooks later went on to open up a garage in Ludham - pictured here in the 1920s.

Throwers Stores and The Baker’s Arms public house pictured in the 1930s. The Baker’s Arms was demolished in the late 1950s when Yarmouth Road was widened.

Mrs Grapes on her tricycle in the centre of the village in 1935. Powells stores can be seen in the background.

A tranquil scene at Womack Water c1930.

The old Ludham bridge pictured c1900. The bridge was damaged in the floods of 1912 and was replaced in 1915.

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