The Rows of Great Yarmouth 2

The Rows of Great Yarmouth (part 2):
as told by my Nanny Clara Robinson when I interviewed her in 1979.
She talks about a ghost she met!

[@robnewman6101]

Wow.

[@alanfizzypop9607]

Great bit of history should be promoted by the council

[@ringerpaul3118]

That's very kind of you to say. There is a video on the Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust website: www.greatyarmouthpreservationtrust.org/the-rows

[@rob58uk]

My father was born in N. 17 Row 3 1925

[@ringerpaul3118]

What was your father's full name?

[@rob58uk]

@@ringerpaul3118 It was the home of George & Eliza Nicholls (GGP's) , but living there was his son & daughter-in-Law Robert William & Maud Nicholls (GP's), then my Dad came along in 1925 William R V Nicholls.

[@ringerpaul3118]

@@rob58uk I think Robert and Maud were living at 93 Havelock Road at the outbreak of the Second Wold War. They married in the Parish Church on 10/01/1925

[@ringerpaul3118]

My Nanny and Grandad lived at No 14 Row 3

[@Sailorboy]

Stumbled upon this and found it fascinating.