Introduction to the Wymondham Women's Institute's millennium project

Melton Road The Old Grammar School viewed on the approach to Wymondham from Saxby and Melton Mowbray Strawberry Farm for "pick your own" fruit The Beeches & The Poplars 4 & 2 Melton Road

Glebe Road St. Peter's (C.E.) Aided Primary School the village school, built in 1968 The Sir John Sedley Educational Centre built in 1971, with the IT Centre opening in 1999 Gretton Gardens the new homes next to the Sedley Centre and school The Grange a Glebe Road farmhouse Wymondham Crossing House the manually operated railway level crossing Bryans Lodge a quaint small cottage with a moss-covered slate roof

Rookery Lane The Oaks The most recent addition to this lane, which runs alongside the school The Coach House at the far end of Rookery Lane The Rookery one of Wymondham's larger houses The Thatches a reminder of the way many houses were once roofed Stone Barn a barn with a tiled roof West End a spur off Rookery Lane leading to Polka Walk Polka Walk one of the back walks running parallel with Main Street

Sycamore Lane The Nook and Bursnells Lane The Old Rectory & Rectory the original rectory and its replacement Rookery View, Field View & Barley Mow Cottage part of a row of cottages Pine Tree House & Yew Tree Cottage two Sycamore Lane homes Sycamore House at the head of Sycamore Lane

Meadows Rise Nos 3 & 4 off the top end of Main Street   Main Street Nos 22 - 16 Main Street between Sycamore Lane and Meadows Rise Village Greens two views across the Greens Nos 19 & 21 at the foot of Brickyard Lane The Old Bakery now an antiques shop

Spring Lane Entrance the head of Spring Lane from Main Street Ivy Cottage one of Wymondham's oldest houses Nos 5 - 9 an ivy-clad row of cottages No 6 one of Spring Lane's newer homes Wymondham House on the southern edge of the village

Chapel Lane Back Walk the path leading to the church Oak Cottage No 14, well-known for its garden gnomes The Priory a house of great character at the heart of the village Congregational Chapel the chapel of Chapel Lane Miss Gill's Shop a tiny factory and the wrought iron gates opposite

Rest of the Village More photos the remainder of the album

 
 
 


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