Old Photos of Banham

Many thanks to Mrs Annette Legg for the Banham photos.

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Banham, Hunt's Corner early 1900.
Pub on the right hand side was originally the Queens Head until around 1877-1879 when it changed to the Brickmakers Arms named after Brick Yard (the name of the lane running behind where bricks were manufactured) and closed around 1937?
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Banham, Greyhound Corner early 1900.
Note the Windmill in the background.
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Banham, Crown Street early 1900s

Banham, Church and Green
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Kenninghall Road with the Wesleyan Chapel on the right

Old Post Office, Banham early 1900s. Possibly London House (formerly Lucy's Sweet Shop)

Rookery Farm and Bakery (looking from the Green)
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Village Street, Banham. Showing the Red Lion, now a private residence
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Wash Lane