Don’t be fooled by the rather lovely late Victorian or Edwardian front to this building.  The range you see today fronting on to the Old...

Locally known as the Old Bank House, don’t be mis-led by the Georgian exterior – this house is old, very old!  There are records going...

This was an old house – a very old house that extended a long way back from the gabled end we can see in the old pictures taken from the...

Back in 1838 this building, and the others in the range along Broad Street, were owned by a John Chapman.  The left hand end – now...

Another of those deceptive buildings in Harleston, the front corner of this building is a rare and classic mid Victorian butcher’s shop. ...

The block of buildings adjacent to an old Hall House fronting on to the marketplace and standing on the footprint of what is now the...

This was an old house – a very old house that extended a long way back from the gabled end we can see in the old pictures taken from the...

November 1976. Listed, Grade II. Nos 22 and 24 London Road form a single two-storey 16th- or 17th-century timber-framed building faced in...

Chris Green gave an interview on Park Radio about the Harleston Walks. Listen to a recording.

Harleston Fire Brigade have been active in the town and it’s surrounding area for more than 300 years. In the early 1700’s the parish...

Harleston Heritage Open Days would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors; South Norfolk District Council,...

A book was used to capture comments from our visitors. These included: 'Enjoyable, great exhibitions'; 'Excellent'; 'Brilliant'; 'Superb,...

The Library hosted open drop-in sessions to celebrate and learn about the Harleston town residents who travelled on the Mayflower, in...

An exhibition mapped the locations of pubs past and present. Historic and modern photographs, pub artefacts, and games added to the sense...

A rehearsed reading of Private Resistance took an intriguing look at an alternative history and Churchill’s secret guerrilla army, ready...

A series of posters in the windows of buildings dating back to 1600s displayed an historical image of the property and brief description....

Items from the archives were on display to look back at the life and times of the Fuller family in 1600 Harleston. Paintings from...

Mayflower based poetry and artwork created by children from the local school was displayed in an exhibition in St John's Church. Copies...

Harleston & and District Round Table along with Harleston 41 Club hosted a light hearted quiz with all profits donated to the Harleston...

There was an activity stall for young and old alike to create Mayflower based art. The weather was kind for children having face painting...