Heigham Street
1 Heigham Street - Ray Freemans Cycles
The store started in St Benedicts Street in 1896 as Kirby's Cycles, which was owned by Mr Freeman's mother's family.
In the late 1950s, Richard's father, Ray Freeman, decided to break away and start Freeman Cycles. Richard took over completely in the 1990s, with various family and friends working for him over the years. The store closed in 2021 after 125 years in business.
Full story here - https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/business/20637525.norwich-cycle-shop-closes-125-years-business/
The store started in St Benedicts Street in 1896 as Kirby's Cycles, which was owned by Mr Freeman's mother's family.
In the late 1950s, Richard's father, Ray Freeman, decided to break away and start Freeman Cycles. Richard took over completely in the 1990s, with various family and friends working for him over the years. The store closed in 2021 after 125 years in business.
Full story here - https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/business/20637525.norwich-cycle-shop-closes-125-years-business/
Capitol House
Capitol Travel was here in August 1991 and arranged travel to lots of music gigs and theatre trips.
Capitol Travel was here in August 1991 and arranged travel to lots of music gigs and theatre trips.
8 Heigham Street - Panks Engineers
Used to be The Old Tannery. This was a place where animal skins are tanned and made into leather.
Used to be The Old Tannery. This was a place where animal skins are tanned and made into leather.
22 Heigham Street - Holden Group Ltd
Used to be Reliance Garage vechicle repair centre.
Used to be Reliance Garage vechicle repair centre.
57-59 Heigham Street
Used to be Heigham Street Autos
Used to be Heigham Street Autos
183 Heigham Street
Used to be Bakers Arms pub
Used to be Bakers Arms pub
213 Heigham Street
Used to be Bakers Arms pub from 1865 to 1964
Used to be Bakers Arms pub from 1865 to 1964
268 Heigham Street - Heigham News And Off Licence
Used to be Heigham News in 1987.
Used to be Heigham News in 1987.
271 Heigham Street - Flooring And Blinds Express
Used to be Sid Hipperson & Son which was a care car accessories shop in 1968.
Used to be Sid Hipperson & Son which was a care car accessories shop in 1968.
