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Absolon, William, Jun.
Shop and Residence. Noted Ceramic and Glass Decorator and Engraver.
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Adams, William
Residence of. 199 Bells Road, Gorleston. Lifesaver
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Aikin, Dr. John
Near here at the end of Row 94 lived John Aikin MD, 1747-1822, physician, unitarian and author.
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Aikin, Lucy
Near here at the end of Row 94 lived Lucy Aikin, 1781-1864, author, historical writer, biographer and unitarian
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Alderson, Baron, Edward Hall
Noted lawyer, judge and Baron of the Exchequer
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Angel Hotel, Market Place, site of
One of the oldest inns in the town and later site of the town's British Restaurant 1942-46
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Aquarium (Royal)
Marine Parade.
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Armoury, site of
During the Napoleonic Wars, naval ships were repaired and equipped at the Armoury, located here.
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Augustinian Priory Cell 1310-1536
Site of. Now the Friend’s (Quaker) Meeting House, Howard Street. Quaker House 1694 to present time. Erected 2007
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Barber, Charles Burton
The Birthplace of Charles Burton Barber RA, Victorian Artist, 16 Hall Quay, Great Yarmouth
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Beach Railway Station
Nelson Road North. Erected on the 50th anniversary of the closure of the station 2011.
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Beech, George
Printer, wood carver and craftsman. Author of 'A History of Hemsby'
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Benedictine Priory
Benedictine Priory founded 1101 by Herbert de Losinga, first bishop of Norwich. and closed in 1536.
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Bevan, Rev'd James Alfred
The first rugby union captain for Wales, a man who has an international trophy named after him.
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Bijou Hall
Where the first moving pictures were shown in Yarmouth.
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Birt Acres
Shot what is believed to be the first moving pictures in East Anglia
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Black Friars’ Monastery, site of
Site of the Dominican monastery - founded in 1273, destroyed by fire 1525.
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Bloomfield, James
Marine Engineer and Founder of the Ocean Fleet of Herring Drifters
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Body-Snatchers
In 1827, Thomas Vaughan snatched at least ten bodies from St. Nicholas’ churchyard, and sold them for London surgeons to dissect
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Borrow, George (24-25 Trafalgar Road)
Borrow resided in this house for a period of time.