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Aylsham History - Workhouse to Railway

Jayne Andrew


Organisation:
Aylsham Heritage Centre
Regions:
England, Norfolk
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
History
Fee:
Unknown: £30 - £60
Category:
History
Updated:
6th November 2026
Tagged:

This virtual walk around the town takes in the history of the Market Place, continues along the line of the Railway running from Aylsham South Station, to the site of the old Workhouse. Interesting buildings, people and snippets of history are discussed and illustrated with beautiful archive photographs. This talk lasts about 1 hour and requires access to a projector and screen to show the photographs

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About Jayne Andrew

Jayne is a former teacher who now runs Aylsham Heritage Centre. Her talks are about the history of the town and are illustrated with archive photographs. She has been delivering talks to various groups and societies for many years and is happy to tailor talks to each group's particular needs or interests.
The Heritage Centre is a small independent Heritage Centre which relies on events and fundraising to help keep the doors open.


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