Memories of the village of Fleggburgh in Norfolk
The Bygone Village, Fleggburgh. Photo: Archant Library - Credit: Archant Library
Here’s a spotlight on the village of Fleggburgh and some of the pictures from our archives.
Fleggburgh - Filby wrestling club, picture taken May 10, 1970. Ref: m13907-11a
Do you recognise any of the people in the pictures of the now-gone Bygone Village, and what about the wonderful wrestling club pictures taken in May 1970? Did any of them take up the sport seriously or was it just for fun and fitness?
The photograph of the Wesleyan Chapel in the village is undated, anyone hazard saying when it was taken?
Meanwhile, lots of the faces in the picture of the Fleggburgh branch of the Royal British Legion dedicating a new standard in June 1975.
And finally, matchstick model makers, pictured in October 1988.
Fleggburgh Bygone Village. Ref: IC563 - Credit: Archant Library
If you want to share any information, send an email to anne.edwards@archant.co.uk and we’ll pop the details onto our Letters pages to put other readers in the picture.
Hope you enjoy this nostalgic look back at times past.
The Wesleyan Chapel at Fleggburgh. Undated. Ref: C5743
Matchstick model makers in Fleggburgh, picture taken October 2, 1988. Ref: a11004-30a
Fleggburgh branch, Royal British Legion dedication of new standard. June 22, 1975. Ref: 44728-6
