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Comprises a memoir of Oxborough in the 1940s by Sylvia Turtle, Dip Arch, Dip LA; an assessment of the historical development of Oxborough Old Rectory, prepared by Wilson Compton Associates for Sylvia Turtle; and seven plans of Oxborough Old Rectory drawn by Thomas Goodliffe, BSc, surveyor, for Sylvia Turtle.
Miss Turtle is the daughter of the late Revd Edward Hamley Turtle, the last Rector of Oxborough, Foulden and Caldecote to live in the Oxborough Rectory on Ferry Road.
In a letter to the Norfolk Record Office dated 25 July 2013 Miss Turtle observes:
'Within a few years of our leaving, the village saw a series of major events.
The major part of the church collapsed.
Oxburgh Hall and its Estate were sold at Auction.
Oxborough was linked with a number of other villages in the care of a group of clergy. The old Rectory passed into private hands.'
Also includes a booklet entitled 'Foulden War Memorial, Norfolk. The men who died in the First World War and the village they left.' This was written by Sylvia Turtle as part of the First World War Centenary Commemorations in Foulden. Foulden was the Revd Edward Hamley Turtle's other parish in the 1940s.

Records of the Committee formed to organise the Wreningham celebrations of the Diamond Jubilee of the reign of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Was an ad-hoc body and was not a committee of the Parish Council. Similar committees of residents were formed to organise other royal celebrations in the past.

Records of the Committee formed to organize the Catfield celebrations of the Diamond Jubilee of the reign of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Comprises digital photographs of glass lantern slides used to illustrate a lecture about St Stephen's church in 1405. By Norfolk Record Office.

Comprises a transcript of the monumental inscriptions of St Margaret's church and churchyard, Upton.

Norfolk Registration District birth, death and marriage registers.

Printout of digital image file of AUD 62/1/2. The original image file was created on 24 August 2011, the printout was made on 13 December 2011.

Oral history recordings made by Lynsey Allett relating to St George's and King Street area of Great Yarmouth. This catalogue describes the collection as a whole and not individual recordings within the collection. For more detailed information please contact the Norfolk Sound Archive directly.

Contains photograph of King Edward VII with others and a photograph of the servants of the hall taken on the same occasion.

Janet Ellis started writing her diaries in July 2010. They form a record of the lives of Janet and her husband Peter, along with their pets, in the small coastal village of of Overstrand and include photograph galleries and a selection of her recipes. Mrs Ellis saw a need for and maintains a village website and her diaries are paper copies of her blog entitiled 'Overstrand Life Janet's Diaries' <www.overstrandlife.co.uk>. They also include the following local information: what's on; village clubs and societies; where to eat and stay; links to places of interest; food and retailers in the area; what to do in the immediate locality; doctors and hospitals; and transport (e.g. trains and buses).