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Woodbastwick /ˈwʊdbæstwɪk/is a
village and
civil parish in the
English county of Norfolk. It is
located on the
River Bure
between ****shoot
Broad and Salhouse...
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Woodbastwick Hall is a
country house at
Woodbastwick in Norfolk. The
house dates back to
circa 1600. In 1807 the
house and
estates were
acquired for £76...
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Malthouse Broad and
Ranworth Broad. It is
located in the
civil parish of
Woodbastwick. The village's name
origin is
uncertain 'Edge enclosure' or perhaps,...
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partnership was
formed to
produce Staccato guitars at the
schoolhouse in
Woodbastwick, Norfolk. The
partners included Townshend, Bill Wyman, and
Chris and...
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started in earnest. J.
Barwell Cator had
purchased estates in
Woodbastwick in
Norfolk (
Woodbastwick Hall is
still the
family seat), and it
later fell to other...
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summer home for
wealthy landowner Albemarle Cator,
seated at
Woodbastwick Hall,
Woodbastwick, who
decided to
build homes or
gatehouses for his family. The...
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Broad Salhouse Broad Bure
Marshes NNR (national
nature reserve)
Salhouse Woodbastwick Decoy Broad Hoveton Little Broad (sometimes
called 'Blackhorse Broad')...
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ferry service connecting Horning and
Woodbastwick for generations. The
ferry connects The
Ferry Inn with
Woodbastwick Staithe, for
access to Bure Marshes...
- was the
rector of
Beckenham from 1873–85.
Cator died in June 1902 at
Woodbastwick, Norfolk. Foster,
Joseph (1888–1892). "Cator, William" .
Alumni Oxonienses:...
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production run of
Staccato guitars,
produced at the old
school house in
Woodbastwick, Norfolk. The
partners on
equal shares were Pat Townshend, Bill Wyman...
