Parish Information Boards

Carbrooke, Norfolk is a small agricultural village. It has a surprising and fascinating history, with influences through the centuries from around the world.

‘Carbrooke Heritage Group,’ was formed in 2012. The group has been involved in a number of projects to research, log and publish aspects of village history. Also to raise the profile of Carbrooke and its heritage.

The aim of this website is to bring together this information. If you have any comments, information, anecdotes or photographs to share, please contact us

One of the first projects Carbrooke Heritage Group envisioned was the creation of information boards, detailing the history of Carbrooke. Which would be placed around the parish, to inform residents of the interesting and rich heritage we have in Carbrooke, which is little known.

 

 

 

 

Working out how to produce a user friendly and cost effective board proved difficult, and so it was put on the back burner for several years. Then we had a new member join the group, his father, an artist, had designed a pictorial family tree for their family, the idea seemed suitable to be adapted as an information board for the village.

Information Board4
So Adrian Talbot set to work on the art work, he hand painted a beautiful design of the church and its interesting features. Imprint Signmakers of Wymondham printed it onto a special board, laminated and installed it. The Church board was unveiled Friday 30th June 2017, and it is situated by the church gate.
Information Board2
Information Board1

Adrian then began to work on a design for a whole village interpretation board. As he doesn’t live in Carbrooke it was up to the Heritage Group to decide what should be included. Emails, images and ideas passed between Carbrooke and France, until the final design was completed. Again it was sent to Imprint, who mounted three boards, which were installed on August Bank Holiday Monday, 2018, one at the entrance to the Millennium Green, one by the Aerolite footpath on the Norwich Road, and one to be attached to the Community centre on Blenheim Grange when completed.

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