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HFF everyone. Sitting on the fence
Norwich lies at the centre of a great agricultural area, and it was for many centuries an important centre for trade. The Saxon market was located in Tombland area of the City, and after the Norman Conquest of 1066, a new market was established in the area known as the 'Mancroft'. By the 1300s, the main market in Mancroft stretched from Guildhall Hill very nearly to St Stephen's Church, which can be seen on the right. Fish, meat, cloth, vegetables, shoes, livestock and many other items were each sold on their particular pitch or place.
By the end of the 1600's, the market was becoming so congested that a new site for livestock sales had to be found, but it was not until 1738 the livestock market was moved to the "Castell Dykes", which is the area below the castle mound. It's no longer there now.
By the end of the 1600's, the market was becoming so congested that a new site for livestock sales had to be found, but it was not until 1738 the livestock market was moved to the "Castell Dykes", which is the area below the castle mound. It's no longer there now.
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HFF to you, Amelia. :)
HFF and a nice weekend.
HFF and enjoy your weekend.
Rosa.
HFF and a great weekend.
Cheers, Herb
A terrific shot!
HFF to you and enjoy your weekend.
A somewhat overcrowded fence ;-)
What a lovely shot indeed and so much to see full size
Wishing you a belated HFF and hope you have a good weekend
Best wishes ... Steve
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