KEEP IN TOUCH WITH HORSEY VILLAGE HORSEY PHOTOHISTORY A CD packed with almost 200 high quality photographs of the village and it's inhabitants, spanning over 120 years.
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" Bringing the Past into the Present" |
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(12 May 2008)
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This website is being constantly updated as and when new details come to light, and will also continue to grow, as our collection of documents, papers, reminiscences, and photographs are sorted through. If YOU have any memories, information, photographs, or anything at all relating to the village or it's inhabitants, please get in touch with us to enable us to share information with all.
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HorseyVillageWelcome to Horsey
A small village approximately 11 miles North West of Great Yarmouth; 1 mile from the beach, and 21 miles from Norwich.
An area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, bequeathed to The National Trust by the BUXTON Family in 1948, the area is well-known to Birdwatchers and Naturalists, but most others will never have heard of it!
Our aim with this site is to enlighten and educate visitors and locals alike, of some of the fascinating history of the village, with the aid of wonderful old photographs of the area. There will also be plenty to interest Family and Local Historians, with reminiscences of the "way things used to be".
The Site will be broken down as follows:
- History - the history of the village, together with local Folklore.
- Architecture - Descriptions and histories of the buildings, past and present, of the village.
- Genealogy - The people who lived here; who they were and what they did. Official Lists such as Census returns etc, and Family histories, will also be found here.
- Nature - The wealth of Birds and Animals that frequent the area and make it so unique.
- Photographs - A wonderful collection of old and new photograhs.
Please bear with us as we wade through the mass of information and photographs so kindly given to the Horsey History Society. Hopefully, the end result will be a permanent record of this lovely area.