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Mo tower shizzle for yo whatever bizzle it is.

I've been commissioned to do a series of these for the Bridewell Museum, it was an exciting few days detective work, crossing things off lists and staring at vague outlines of shopfronts in buildings that haven't been shops in some years in a couple of cases.

These will form part of a new display in the Bridewell when it reopens in July, they're having a gallery dedicated to shops in the city, famous names like Jarrolds and so on and the not so famous smaller day to day shops like Symonds Butchers situated at the bottom of Bridewell Alley and not (it's a barber's shop).

This is separate from the Bridewell History Wall, although very much part of the same thing and if you dig those groovy old photos man or indeed have any I suggest you rock up on the facebook page and let us borrow some for the mosaic, there's only about a week left to get them in before we go into production mode. Eek!

Bridewell History Wall.
Make yourself history

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Please see our website for further information on the project, guidelines and terms and conditions.
www.bridewellhistorywall.co.uk

Posh Flats, Carrow Road ish.

Ever present as it is.

Unlike the peregrines which weren't.