John FitzGerald's photos with the keyword: east anglia

A flint cottage in/on Bishopgate, Norwich. This is proudwork, in which the rounded ends of the stones face outward. I believe the gable-ends rising higher than the roof are typical of older East Anglian houses and cottages. This is in/on Bishopgate in Norwich. Photos of two other flint houses from this street are posted to the right...

A flint house, built in 1855, in/on Bishopgate, Norwich. This is proudwork, in which the rounded ends of the stones face outward. I believe the gable-ends rising higher than the roof are typical of older East Anglian houses and cottages. Another flint house is posted to the left and another to the right. All are in/on Bishopgate in Norwich.

The oldest of the three flint houses I uploaded photos of today. This is a half-timber building in the original sense -- that is, it has a stone ground floor with timber construction above. The beams may well have been plastered over for much of its life. Again the raised gable ends are common features of older East Anglian houses and cottages. All three houses are in/on Bishopgate in Norwich. The other two are posted to the left..