Following our successful display in the church, about the church, where we got to talk to lots of people about the history hub and the website, we have received from Gillian Matthews a wonderful account of her childhood and teenage years in Southrepps. Thank you Gillian for taking the time to write it and send it to us it is a fascinating read. Click here to read.
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I remember you Gillian I was a little older than you, I was PC Moore’s daughter, Pat, you may remember me too. Like you I remember Southrepps with great pleasure it was the basis of my growing up years. Although I’ve lived in Suffolk for many years, there’s still a little part of me there. All the best Pat x
The History Hub is the name given to the physical archive of the Southrepps Society and the name of the Society’s web site. The web site, set up in 2024 uses data abstracted from the archive and links to other sources of historic information originating in Southrepps. The Hub is open on the second Thursday of the month in the village hall from 2-4. Click here for more…
The Southrepps Society was formed by residents of Southrepps in 1977 with objectives similar in principle to those of the Norfolk Society. Click here for more…
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