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Marble Hall tour launches in Aviva's former Norwich Union HQ - Vimarsana News

Marble Hall tour launches in Aviva's former Norwich Union HQ

The Shoebox Experiences has launched the Magnificent Marble Hall tour in the Aviva building, formerly Norwich Union, in Surrey Street.

Enthusiast to write book on Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service - Vimarsana News

Enthusiast to write book on Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service

A fire service enthusiast from Harleston is set to write a book on the Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service.

Fire brigade superban to write book about brigade | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Fire brigade superban to write book about brigade | Norwich Evening News

A fire service enthusiast from Harleston is set to write a book on the Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service.

When was The Assembly House built in Norwich? | Eastern Daily Press - Vimarsana News

When was The Assembly House built in Norwich? | Eastern Daily Press

1 Mary Chapman. The Bethel Hospital opened in 1713 as the first provincial mental hospital in the country. Mary Chapman (1647-1724) took a 1,000 year lease for a peppercorn rent for the site. At the time the concept of treating people with mental illness was not accepted practice and they were often ridiculed or locked away. The Bethel continued to offer psychiatric services until the 1980s.  2 The Chapel in the Fields. The Assembly House was built by local architect Thomas Ivory in 1755 on the site of a medieval hospital college which became known as the Chapel in the Fields. In 1609 the H...

When was The Assembly House built in Norwich? | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

When was The Assembly House built in Norwich? | Norwich Evening News

1 Mary Chapman. The Bethel Hospital opened in 1713 as the first provincial mental hospital in the country. Mary Chapman (1647-1724) took a 1,000 year lease for a peppercorn rent for the site. At the time the concept of treating people with mental illness was not accepted practice and they were often ridiculed or locked away. The Bethel continued to offer psychiatric services until the 1980s.  2 The Chapel in the Fields. The Assembly House was built by local architect Thomas Ivory in 1755 on the site of a medieval hospital college which became known as the Chapel in the Fields. In 1609 the H...