School of beekeeping Norfolk

Hi all first report photos are taken on my phone (Waiting for new camera)so hope they are not too bad.
Not a big site but has some nice features and only external shots as i had my dog and didn't fancy trying to squeeze her through the bathroom window.
Well no real history on this place i got the lead from a local man that attended the school he mentioned a underground bunker and store room in the grounds so with that i headed out for a wander. On with the pics hope you like


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I never did find the entrance to the bunker/storeroom although i did find i few things that gave me hope i dont have a clue what they are any ideas?????? oh the concrete slab was around 6ft square







and its local so will be heading back asap to find this entrance

That's a nice looking cottage and the photos are good good luck with finding the entrance ;-)

Nice looking house.

Thanks just found out 1938-1943 the school had a total of 5 students defo the smallest school ive ever seen

Great first report.inside looks like it could be quite interesting..the bunker sounds like it could be quite interesting too.thanks for sharing.

Thanks everyone just hope i can get in next time looked to be some good stuff inside

Worth a look again at this I reckon, nice shots of it aswel, I do like how places like this are often so isolated from anywhere

URBANMYTH said:

Thanks everyone just hope i can get in next time looked to be some good stuff inside

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If you need company on your next visit,I will be up for seeing this.

URBANMYTH said:

Thanks just found out 1938-1943 the school had a total of 5 students defo the smallest school ive ever seen

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One should look very carefully at the activities of places such as this in the period 1938/45. After 1940 places such as this and there were many, were actually more involved with 'food' production - the teaching element whilst still there became less important to all the people involved.