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Market Place, King s Lynn
- Credit: Mike Adcock Collection
Let’s take a look at life in the capital of west Norfolk many years ago when messages and greetings came with glorious old picture postcards.
They are a window on another world and as time marches on become more precious than ever. A portrait of the way we were.
King s Lynn
- Credit: Mike Adcock Collection
It is not just the buildings but the people they show which bring them alive.
And one of those people from King’s Lynn, the historic hub of west Norfolk, was a man called Frederick who put the fun into funfairs.
King s Lynn historian has a lifetime of memories of Lynn Mart Published: 10:00, 21 February 2021
From the buzz of excitement when he visited the fairground as a child to the times when, as borough mayor, he performed the official opening ceremony, DR PAUL RICHARDS has a lifetime of memories of Lynn Mart.
He was in the civic party on opening day for many years and saw how much the Martâs visit to Lynn meant to the town and also to the showmen as it marked the start of their summer touring season.
Although the Mart is missing from the Tuesday Market Place this year, Dr Richards has been looking back over his times at the fair and has compiled these Mart Milestones.
Norfolk MP calls for fairs and showgrounds support after talks with Hunstanton family
| Updated: 12:45, 18 December 2020
North West Norfolk MP James Wild spoke about Lynn s historic Mart at Westminster Hall as he called for more support for fairs and showgrounds this week.
In the debate yesterday, Mr Wild asked for fairgrounds to be given equal status to museums, theatres, and other organisations when applying for the Cultural Recovery Fund, which has already supported cultural businesses such as the Princess Theatre during the pandemic.
He highlighted fairgrounds important place in the nation s cultural heritage. Mr Wild referred to nineteenth century engineer Frederick Savage of Lynn, and his role in supplying steam powered fairground rides for the Mart.
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