Trimingham

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Parish location

Buildings

Religious buildings

Saint-John the-Baptist's head (Exterior)

Português: Igreja Cabeça de São João Batista.

Saint-John the-Baptist's head (Interior)

Primitive Methodist chapel (Former)

Other buildings and structures

Trimingham village hall

Pilgrim's Shelter

English: The vicar of the parish church in Trimingham, the Reverend Page, along with his gardeners, built the Pilgrim Shelter in 1935. It was to be used as a social club for the men of the village and once completed had a full-sized billiard table and dart board. In recent times the building has been used as Trimingham’s village hall until the completion of a new hall in 2018.

English: See:Category:Pilgrim's Shelter, Trimingham

Old school house

RAF Trimingham (Radome)

English: See:Category:RAF Trimingham

Lost buildings in Trimingham

Trimingham Railway Station
Crown & Anchor Hotel

Transport

Streets in Trimingham

Church Street

Church street in 1909
Defibrillator in an old red Telephone Box

English: See:Category:Church Street, Trimingham

Church Road

English: See:Category:Church Road, Trimingham

Cromer Road

English: See:Category:Cromer Road, Trimingham

Heath Lane

English: See:Category:Heath Lane, Trimingham

Loop Road

Road closed due to cliff erosion
Road closed due to cliff erosion

English: See:Category:Loop Road, Trimingham

Middle Street

English: See:Category:Middle Street, Trimingham

Mundesley Road

1911
1936
1936

English: See:Category:Mundesley Road, Trimingham

Staden Park

English: See:Category:Staden Park, Trimingham

Railways

Trimingham Railway Station (Closed)

English: Trimingham railway station closed in 1953. It was a station in on the Norfolk and Suffolk Joint Railway line between Cromer Beach and North Walsham. It was located on what is now a housing development called Staden Park.