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What's in a name? Discovering the history of Brundall streets

Logo 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.
​Click here to open the Street Names list (pdf) and discover how the name of your street originated.

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  • Home
  • Events
  • About
  • Archive
  • Learning
    • Edwardian Brundall
    • 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