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Prince of Wales Road looking towards Thorpe Station from Agricultural Hall Plain
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Photo gallery: 150 years of Prince of Wales Road, in Norwich
Friday, November 9, 2012
12:50 PM
On this day in Norwich 150 years ago crowds watched as they were the first to use this new road.
As Prince of Wales Road reaches 150 years of use by the Norfolk public, we look back at some of the historic images of this iconic road, from trams operating on the street to horse and carts.
For more see today’s Norwich Evening News.
To scroll through the pictures, see the photo gallery at the top-right of this page.
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