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Romans
ROMANS .
Julius Caesar led an expedition to Britain in 55 B.C. but it was 43 A.D. before the Romans came in strength.
The tribe of the Iceni, who lived in Norfolk, rose against the Roman. Led by their Queen, Boadicea, an army of 120,000…
Julius Caesar led an expedition to Britain in 55 B.C. but it was 43 A.D. before the Romans came in strength.
The tribe of the Iceni, who lived in Norfolk, rose against the Roman. Led by their Queen, Boadicea, an army of 120,000…
Tags: Booton Road, Botany Bay, heath, Jerrys Loke, Marsham, Roman, roman road
Heath 1920s
During the late twenties the Army had to move out to the range at Horsford,...
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Tags: 1920s, army, firing range, heath, money
Cawston Heath (See File 2 for Heath Guide and Map inc History)
This lovely area of heathland to the east of Cawston might be considered to have changed little over the centuries. This may be true in some respects, for the birch trees, gorse, and heather continue in their beauty, but our ancestors of the First…
Memories of Cawston
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1/Life at Ratcatchers Row in the 1950s
by Michael Yaxley. Related Link: Michael Yaxley
2/Days Gone By by John Kett
3/Denny's Memories by Dennis W. Easton
4/Shopingin Cawston1950's by…
Tags: 1930s, 1950s, 1960s, Agnes, Alfred, Bill, brain, Brownsell, Buster, Christmas, Church, Dack, Dennis, Douglas, Eastgate, Easton, Froster, Hamley, heath, Holly, inn, Ivy, John, Kett, Lake, long, memories, Michael, mistletoe, Oakes, peter, plough, Ratcatchers, Ronnie, Sampson, Sid, st, Stanley, Sygate, Thrower, tree, Yaxley
Booton Clay Pits.
Formed here when men once dug clay at a penny a yard (cubic), earning a meagre 35 to 40 pence a week at a time when the local weaving industry was in decay. The Cawston Fishing Club use and look after Booton Clay Pits which is owned by the Parish of…
