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What was life for Norfolk people during the First World War? The book sets out to answer that question, largely through contemporary sources: letters, diaries and journals, together with a wide range of visual material. It looks at life on the battlefronts throughout the world, as well as men serving at sea and in the air. It focuses on the home front, too, and the widening contribution of women, both in such traditional roles as nursing and i...

This book will be warmly welcomed by local historians interested in the history of Norwich, while its attractive style and presentation will ensure its popularity with the general reader, whether resident or visitor.

A fabulous collection of ghostly hauntings in Norfolk.

He looks at the lives of many of its famous residents but, above all, describes the life of the ordinary people through the centuries-how they earned their livings, their living conditions, with problems of poverty and health, their schooling and how they enjoyed their leisure time.

Capturing the experiences of Norfolk men and women during the First World War in their own words.

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Norfolk was truly a 'front-line county' during the Second World War. Its men and women served in all branches of the forces, and, because of its proximity to the Continent, the threat of invasion and the reality of air raids affected everyone. This book uses archive evidence to look at what life was like both for men serving overseas and for those at home.

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