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...

16 and 18 Old Market Place form part of one of the oldest buildings in town with some of the rear wing dating back to before 1400! In...

There are many surviving mediaeval wooden lecterns in English country churches, St Mary’s itself has one, made from oak, but metal...

This building has been featured in this walk to represent all the other, numerous buildings in this town that hide their true age behind...

A 17thC Building with later bay window. Over the years a Spicers, ‘The Plough’, a Pork Butchers, a Tea Shop then a chippy the building...

Now combined with No 5, this 17th C building housed 2 businesses in the Victorian Era. The steep roof indicates originally thatched....

Before 1600 this was variously ‘The White Hart’ or the 'White Horse', the Market Bell rang from the adjoining chapel and Tolls were...

Two premises in one 17th C building, the left-hand side lost its upper floor when the ceiling was raised for a new plate glass window...

Between the chemists and the bakery we find Old Post office Yard, for many years Lillistone’s Yard named for the Bakers that stood on the...

You might assume Georgian or Victorian but that raised pediment and expanse of glass hide a 17thC interior still visible inside today. No...

One of the few of our buildings revealing its age from the outside! The Ancient House has been known as Brimstone Tenemants, school,...

A butcher’s shop for at least 200 years, the trade continues unbroken on this site. This would have been an open fronted shop when it...

This was a C16 pub for cattle market travellers. In C18 an extra floor was added, that's why it is higher than the neighbours....