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Victorian and 1950's...
Album: Victorian and 1950's room settings - A variety of room settings that can be found at the Museum including a Victorian bedroom, kitchen and parlour.
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Updated: 12-Apr-08
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Victorian/Edwardian ...
Album: Victorian/Edwardian Farm House Bedroom
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Updated: 19-Dec-07
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Album: Victorian/Edwardian Farmhouse
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Updated: 19-Dec-07
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Album: Victorian/Edwardian Farmhouse Kitchen
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Wash Day
Album: Wash Day
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Updated: 11-Jun-08
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Morton Hall Lodge, NHER 13761. Can you see the tower in this house? Does your home have a tower?Copyright Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service. Find out more in the Homes Resource Pack available on the Norfolk Heritage Explorer website (www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk)
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Photograph of servan...
What do you think each servant did as a job? The lady on the left could have been the housekeeper, and the man on the right could have been the gardener. Document Reference: MC 340/7, 710X9
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Photograph of uniden...
The family are going for a walk. The picture looks idyllic but is this what life in the country really would have been like? Document Reference: MC 2105/1/1
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Photograph of uniden...
Are the family rich or poor? This is a fairly large family. Where is the father? Do you think the family live in the country or the city? Document Reference: PD 279/38
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Photograph of coach ...
This obviously belongs to a wealthy family. The photograph includes stable boys and a coachman. Document Reference: MC 233/68
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Photograph of child ...
The Victorians were very fond of patterns, which is evident from this picture. What class are the family? There is a toy at the bottom of the picture. Is this the type of toy children would play with today? Document Reference: MC 233/68
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Photograph of Donald...
This is a photograph of a rich family. The donkey and cart is clearly there to entertain the children, as it is not big enough for adults. Document Reference: MC 233/68
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Diss Poor Relief Fun...
The overseers of the poor gave out certificates to people who could not afford to buy even essential items. The money was raised by a rate on the richer people in the town. Document Reference: MS 17614
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Photograph of exteri...
This is an example of a house belonging to an upper middle class family. It was built by Norwich architects Boardmans, in 1892. Document Reference: BR 35/4/1
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Exterior of Mr. Walt...
Note the coat of arms over the door. This house was built by Norwich architects Boardmans, around 1894. Document Reference: BR 35/4/43
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Row number 74, mid-n...
The rows were unique to Great Yarmouth. They were very narrow lanes with houses on either side which all ran parallel to each other. Each row was numbered. How was the street lit? Document Reference: Y/D 71/5
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