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Remembering Christmas past

Gressenhall farm and workhouse, near Dereham, holds the key to uncovering Norfolk's Christmas past.

Discover more about Norfolk's fascinating history with our selection of features.

Find out about the heritage of Norfolk and its people by visiting some of the county's history organisations.

As the country marks the 200th anniversary year of abolition, we look at Norfolk connections to the slave trade.

Get closer to the sea with a walk on the Norfolk coast. Try the interactive walk in Great Yarmouth.

Discover the extraordinary landscape of buildings where you live in David Dimbleby's How We Built Britain.

BBC Radio Norfolk uncovers the fascinating history of the North End in King's Lynn, a once thriving fishing community.

Norwich Castle has been awarded £70,000 so it can add a new display about the county's former jail.

The Antiques Roadshow rolled into Oxburgh Hall to find the county's hidden treasures.

A set of Roman jewellery and silver which has attracted international attention has gone on show.

Dolly-diva Clementine is joined by a hunky archaeologist in her quest to find vintage glamour.

Robert Marsham is credited as the founder of phenology - the recording of nature - 300 years ago.

Norfolk museum where a Bronze Age timber circle is on display records a large increase in visitors.

Take a video tour of Thetford, Thomas Paine's birthplace, to find out about the man and his beliefs.

The history books reveal that Norfolk played an extensive role on both sides of the slave trade.

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