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The “Brundall Memories Collection” has brought together the childhood recollections and photographs of people who grew up and lived in the village during the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s to help us learn about their everyday lives and experiences.
Together with additional research and extracts from contemporary records, we can understand how our village has grown and evolved while Brundall Primary School has become “the beating heart of the community” since it opened in 1969.
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Together with additional research and extracts from contemporary records, we can understand how our village has grown and evolved while Brundall Primary School has become “the beating heart of the community” since it opened in 1969.
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What's in a name?
As new housing developments are being built several are being given names of local people - including that of David Capp, former head teacher of Brundall Primary School.
Brundall Local History Group has compiled an alphabetical list of all the present street names in Brundall with an explanation of their origins.
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As new housing developments are being built several are being given names of local people - including that of David Capp, former head teacher of Brundall Primary School.
Brundall Local History Group has compiled an alphabetical list of all the present street names in Brundall with an explanation of their origins.
Discover more about Brundall street names
Brundall's See & Snap Safari
Families went on safari in Brundall during the Whitsun holiday in 2023 - to explore our village's history.
The 'See & Snap Safari' took participants on a trail to 25 locations around the village to try and spot Brundall's hidden historical features and capture them on camera. Entrants took their photos, on their cameras or other devices, to Brundall Library when answers and further information about all the features were on show. Brundall Discovery badges were awarded for taking part.
Discover more here
Families went on safari in Brundall during the Whitsun holiday in 2023 - to explore our village's history.
The 'See & Snap Safari' took participants on a trail to 25 locations around the village to try and spot Brundall's hidden historical features and capture them on camera. Entrants took their photos, on their cameras or other devices, to Brundall Library when answers and further information about all the features were on show. Brundall Discovery badges were awarded for taking part.
Discover more here
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.
