The picture above shows the old Post Office and stores on Stocks Hill. The gate to the churchyard can be seen on the right. Actually, the Post Office has been located in a number of different buildings down the years, but this place is the one remembered the most. The building was later a restaurant and is now a private house.

This photograph is looking north into The Street. The shop on the right is now the butchers. The Kings Arms is on the left.

These cottages in the Yarmouth Road are all private houses now. They have a lot of history and are hundreds of years old. Many of them have been shops in the past. On the left of the picture is the corner of the Bakers Arms demolished in 1959.

Here we see the saddler's shop in Norwich Road. This shop is now Alfresco Tea Rooms. The photograph was taken before the cottages were restored and shows the one odd dormer window (now replaced).

Here we see Ludham Bridge and the shops on the right. Photograph probably taken in the 1950s

This is Powells store, which was situated in the shop now occupied by the butcher. It has also be Grace Lyon's shop, Smith's and Hudson's stores and the Dairy Cafe in its time. The shop is famous for being attacked by a German aircraft in W.W.II. Mrs Powell was killed by a bullet which entered through the window and ricocheted off the dining table.