Photos

	Edwardian photograph of Spooner Row School with original chimneys. Picture supplied by Jennifer Baker.
	The original thatched Three Boars public house dated from the 17^th Century. It was seriously damaged by fire in 1926. Source: Wymondham Archive
	After the fire in 1926, the Three Boars public house was patched up with a corrugated iron roof. Courtesy of Philip Yaxley - Wymondham & Attleborough in Old Photographs.
	The village shop at the bottom of Station Road circa 1912. It closed in 1990 and is now a private dwelling. Courtesy of Philip Yaxley - Wymondham & Attleborough in Old Photographs.
	An early sketch of the Holy Trinity Church, Spooner Row. Source: Wymondham Archive
	Spooner Row Station in the1930's. The demolished station building is situated on the near left. Courtesy of Philip Yaxley - Wymondham & Attleborough in Old Photographs.

	The refurbished village hall after repairs by volunteers and the "Paint the Village Hall Party". The newly planted trees (much bigger now!) commemorated the Golden Jubilee, and were kindly donated by the tree warden from South Norfolk Council (2002).
	A steam engine passes through Spooner Row, 23rd October 2004 - the Cathedral Express, No. 73096 BR Standard Class 5. It was built at the Derby Works in 1955. Picture and information supplied by Amanda Hawes
	The rear of the steam train, the Cathedral Express (above) Picture supplied by Amanda Hawes
	A 21st Century train speeding its way past Spooner Row's 19th Century Signal Box Picture supplied by Richard Hughes
	The Cottage, School Lane in 2002 shortly before it was demolished in 2003.
	The mother of all ploughs negotiates School Lane.
	A view of the River Bays from Station Road - a tributary of the River Tiffey
	Work on the long campaigned for footpath in Station Road commenced in 2001.

Village Photos