Bike It! Cycle Route One: Wymondham, Hingham, Barnham Broom

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Bike It! Cycle Route One: Wymondham, Hingham, Barnham Broom

A South Norfolk Leisure Cycle Route Leaflet BARNHAM BROOM HARDINGHAM • Shop, pub • Ex-railway station 2km from village (last • Attractive part of River Yare passenger trains 1969, last freight 1989) • Golf course/country club to north. (8) BARFORD Route length approx • Proposed tourist railway 37 kilometers (23 miles) • Pub (10) RUNHALL excluding detours. Car MARLINGFORD parking is available in • All Saints Church th • Pub (11) Hingham and Wymondham 13 century • Old water mill on River Yare (12) and elsewhere with care. (Norman round tower) (9) • Marlingford Hall (13) HINGHAM • Shops, pubs, tea-rooms, toilets. • 2 attractive greens/Georgian houses. • St Andrews Church built 14th century (16th century German glass in NE windows and bust of Abraham Lincoln (7) • Lincoln’s ancestors emigrated to USA from Hingham in 1637 DEOPHAM • Pub (freehouse food) (4) St Andrews Church (5) • �� • Deopham Green ex WWII USAAF airfield (6) – built 1942/43 with a camp for 2900 personnel. Base for 452nd Bomb Group flying B17 Flying Fortresses from February 1944 to August 1945. Airfield abandoned in 1948.For details see South Norfolk Council USAAF airfields guide. WYMONDHAM • Historic Market Town. • Shops, pubs, toilets, car park. WICKLEWOOD • Market Cross (17th century) • Friday market. • Wicklewood Hospital • Twin-tower Abbey (ex-priory of 1107) (1) (1776 workhouse) (2) • Town Museum (ex-Bridewell: Britain’s first model prison) • 5 storey (1845) windmill restored 1980 (off- 10 The Bridewell, Norwich Road. (open March – November route to north) (3) inclusive – Tel: 01953 604650). (Open 2-5pm on 3rd Sunday in the months May – September. Other visits by • Green Dragon PH (Abbey Street) appointment with Mr Woodrow, tel: 01953 • Restored railway station themed tea-rooms (at main station). 603694. Meals and memorabilia, tel: 01953 606433. • Proposed tourist railway station at Becketswell Road (near to the Abbey) .

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