When researching carriage prints, it is striking to be reminded of the number whose subject never ever enjoyed railway facilities (like Anstey). Castle Acre is one such, a central Norfolk community that slumbered right through the railway age, change only coming with any degree of pace as motor car ownership became near universal during the second half of the 20th century. Instead Castle Acre’s heyday was when it hosted a lively castle...
The preceding text is a small extract of a complete researched caption by Greg Norden & Robert Forsythe on this image, which will be sent with every purchased print.

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