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The Norwich road; an East Anglian highway (1901)

Harper, Charles George, 1863- · London, Chapman & Hall · leaf 315

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NEWTOX FLOTMAN 297 whisper. Caistor was never more than a camp, and not at any time a place of houses, much less of stone ones. Stone is not to be found in this neighbour- hood, and flint only, of which Norwich is principally built, is available for building materials. One object in Newton Flotman… … TASI5URGH. the wall of the "Maid's Head" Inn, so thickly covered with successive coats of paint that it is difficult to give it a period. Remains of Roman antiquities are so many in this district that it is often mistaken for a work of that classic age, when it can really claim no higher antiquity…

Norwich Road · England -- Description and travel

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