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We’re going digital - over the coming weeks we’ll be looking at ways for everyone to enjoy and discover Norwich’s wonderful collections, archives, buildings and stories from home. #MuseumFromHome #HistoryFromHome #CityofStories

This week’s #HistoryFromHome is Norwich360: https://bit.ly/3agi2an . A great website with virtual tours of the city’s most fascinating places, with 360-degree panoramas allowing you to turn the camera and get a really immersive view! #VirtualTour #NorwichArchitecture #Norwich360

Always wondered what’s inside Norwich Guildhall? Wonder no more with this fantastic virtual tour of the Mayor’s and Sheriff’s Courts! https://bit.ly/33OEo03 (Photo: Brian Adamson) #VirtualTour #NorwichArchitecture #Norwich360

Here’s a wonderful online look around the spectacular rooms in @StrangersHall from Norwich360, including The Great Chamber, The Walnut Room and The Georgian Dining Room. https://bit.ly/2xYM57Y (Photo: Evelyn Simak) #VirtualTour #NorwichArchitecture #Norwich360

From Norman and medieval to Georgian and Victorian, The Great Hospital site features an amazing range of architectural styles… explore them all online with this Norwich360 virtual tour. https://bit.ly/3aqxSip (Photo: Evelyn Simak) #VirtualTour #NorwichArchitecture #Norwich360

Take a virtual look inside the Council Chamber at City Hall – don’t forget to swivel the camera to get a full look at the Art Deco style of the ceiling…! https://bit.ly/33SgoZW
(Photo: Evelyn Simak) #VirtualTour #NorwichArchitecture #Norwich360

This week’s #HistoryFromHome is Colonel Unthank’s Norwich - a fascinating blog about Norwich’s decorative arts, from medieval to modern. We’ll be looking at a selection of our favourite reads from @ReggieUnthank! #NorwichHistory https://bit.ly/2UvivQf

COLONEL UNTHANK'S NORWICH

History, Decorative Arts, Buildings

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Here’s a #NorwichHistory topic to match today’s sunshine – sunflowers! #HistoryFromHome https://bit.ly/2UO6vs5

Jeckyll and the sunflower motif

Thomas Jeckyll helped popularise the sunflower as a decorative emblem in Victorian art.

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Today's #HistoryFromHome Colonel Unthank’s Norwich article is Putting Norwich on the Map: a history of the city's development through maps featuring everything from medieval churches to 20th century tramlines. #NorwichHistory https://bit.ly/2UvoC78

Today we’re finding out about repurposed historic buildings in Norwich. If you’ve ever looked at an unusually-designed shop or office in the city and wondered why it was built that way… here’s where you can find out! #HistoryFromHome #NorwichArchitecture https://bit.ly/3bz0nuy

Norwich’s pre-loved buildings

Who, at this Victorian horse market outside Norwich Castle, would have predicted that motor vehicles would displace horses from the city’s streets or that a shopping mall with space for over …

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