Norwich Streets 'T'

[ Ten Bell Lane: 2 to 6, 10 to 14, 16 to 20, Trowse Yard (see also 97 Pottergate) ]

[ Theatre Street: 1, 2, 3 to 5, 15 to 17, 19 (Shakespeare PH) to 21 and Presbyterian Church ]

[ Theatre Street: 2 to 10, Chantry Court ]

[ Thorn Lane: 1 to 5, 22 to 26, Lower Square, Middle Square ]

[ Thorpe Road: 22 (Kingswood House - built 1894 - architect A.F.Scott for Fred Dowson bookmaker - nicknamed “Mugs’ Hall”), 82 (Coach and Horses PH), 116 to 118, 11 (The Ailwyn Hall) ] [ Three King Lane: East side (awaiting demolition 1936) ]

[ Timberhill: 1 to 3 (and 7 Orford Hill), 17 to 25 ]

[ Timberhill: Lion and Castle Yard (thatched cottage) ]

[ Timberhill: 31 to 45 ]

[ Timberhill: 4 to 8 (including Gardeners’s Arm Tavern - alias Murdererss Arms), 14, 20 (former Star and Crown PH), 26 to 28 ]

Timberhill

[ Tombland: 1 (and 12 Queen Street), 3 (Regency Portico) ]

[ Tombland: 4, 5, 6 ]

[ Tombland: 7 to 11, 8, 9, 12 (unusual double-decker dormer) ]

[ Tombland: 14 (Augustine Steward’s House - uneven settlement of foundations caused beams to bend and twist), Carved stone bracket (bearing Mercers’ sign and Steward’s initials “A.S” - worked into merchant’s mark - dated 1549 the year of Kett’s Rebellion when Steward was Deputy Mayor) ]

[ Tombland: 14 (Augustine Steward’s House - half-timbered construction with joiners’ marks visible at the base of each timber), 15 to 16 (Samson and Hercules House - erected by Christopher Jay - Mayor of Norwich in 1657 - incorporated are some walls and the undercroft of a 15c. mansion) ]

[ Tombland: 15 to 16 (Samson and Hercules): Doorway, Illuminated (for 1936 Coronation), Reconstruction (after 1944 fire), Doorway (removed from Flixton Hall Suffolk in 1935) ]

[ Tombland: 17 (Louis Marchesi - formerly Waggon and Horses PH), Gateway (modern replica of one on the site of the house of Thomas Anguish at corner of Tombland and Wensum Street), 20 ]

[ Tombland: 21, 22 (Erpingham House), 24 (St Ethelbert’s House - Georgian much altered in Victorian times), 25 ]

[ Tombland: 26 (Cambridge House - site of the Palace of Saxon Earls - in the 17c. Sir William Denny erected a messuage called Stonehall - parts being incorporated in the Georgian mansion built in the first half of the 18c.): Doorway (probably inserted by Jeremiah Ives - Mayor 1786 and 1801), 27 (doorway since removed to West Bradenham Hall), 29 (site of Popinjay Inn) ]

Tombland

[ Tombland Alley: 1 to 2 ] [ Trowse Millgate: The Mill House ] [ Unthank Road: 23, 405 ]

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