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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedJoin Norwich historian and author, Helen Murray, as she discusses the artist, Juliet Seebohm, and those she captured in her sketchbook of Cromer, 1883-1884, including the bathing machine proprietor, Lucy Miller, Russian professor, Vinogradoff, and eccentric fisherman, ‘Old Billy.’ This talk was recorded at the Norfolk Heritage Centre on the 8th May 2025.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWe all know about witches and their black cats. But why did people in the early modern period fear their neighbours’ cats? Why were they fearful of wax models? How did they protect themselves? Join historian Danny Buck as he explores these questions and more. This talk took place at the Norfolk Heritage Centre in October 2023. Please visit norfolkheritagecentre.wordpress.com to see the images referred to throughout the talk.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe 'Strangers' - refugees from the Low Countries - began arriving in Norwich in 1566: a decade later they made up almost a third of the city's population. Join Frank Meeres, author of 'The Welcome Stranger', as he looks at their story and its long-term legacy for the city. This talk was recorded live at Norfolk Heritage Centre on Thursday 6th October 2022. To see the images referred to during the podcast, please visit: norfolkheritagecentre.wordpress.com.…
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