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Welcome to Brundall Local History Group

Linking generations across the community through collecting, preserving & sharing information & memories about our history and heritage.
Brundall in Norfolk is a large Broadland village about seven miles east of Norwich.  It is on the River Yare and has two railway stations. The population was a mere 63 in 1836, but once Norfolk’s first railway was opened in 1844 it grew to the approximately 5,000 that it is today. 
​If you think you may have information or photographs to share, or if you know of any errors or omissions, or if you want to know more about  Brundall or the 
Brundall Local History Group (BLHG), we’d love to hear from you. Email us and we'll do our best to help.
 [email protected] 

Discover more about out about our meetings, and becoming a member - or join as an online-only friend to receive our journal

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​Click here to visit Brundall Local History Group on Facebook.

Learning

Learning Zone design
Resources for Young Learners
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The River Yare

The river Yare
Work & Play on the River Yare
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Brundall at War

Brundall war hospital
The Impact of  WW 1 & II on our Village

Timeline

A dig in Brundall
Brundall Through The Ages
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The Railway

Brundall station
​The Story of Brundall's Two Stations
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Religious Foundations

Braydeston church
Churches & Chapels of Brundall & Braydeston

Blooming Brundall

Rose fields in Brundall


​Pleasure Gardens & 
​Horticultural Heritage​

Stone, Brick & Thatch

Brundall buildings
Brundall Buildings, their Inhabitants & Stories. ​

Our Archives

Find out about our archive collection
Find out about our archive collection

Cantley Sugar Factory

What's in a name?

Index to our Book of B&B

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Origins of street names in Brundall
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A presentation by Steve Cash
Copyright: Nothing on this website may be copied or published without the permission of the Brundall Local History Group. This does not mean we will not give permission, but you do have to ask us. The archive material has come from many sources and there are many copyright holders.
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  • Home
  • Events
  • About
  • Archive
  • Learning
    • VE Day memories
    • Brundall Memories
    • Brundall Safari
    • Street names
  • Shop
  • Railway
  • Blooming Brundall
  • Churches Chapels
  • Brundall Buildings
  • Walk Brundall
  • River Yare
  • Brundall At War
  • Brundall Gardens
  • Snippets
  • Maps
  • Chronicle
  • Links
  • Cantley Sugar