Taking a look back inside Norwich's well-known buildings

While we still walk past many of these well-known buildings, their history lives in memories.

From Barclays Bank to Curls store - we take a look inside the most prominent buildings across Norwich through the years with photographs from our archives.

From places of work, education and leisure - if walls could talk, they would have thousands of stories to tell in these city buildings.

Norwich Evening News: Norwich public library in 1952 Norwich public library in 1952 (Image: Newsquest)

Norwich Evening News: Norwich Public Library Reading Room in Duke Street Norwich Public Library Reading Room in Duke Street (Image: Newsquest)

Norwich Evening News: Barclays Bank, in Bank Plain, February 1964 Barclays Bank, in Bank Plain, February 1964 (Image: Newsquest)

Norwich Evening News: Curls store sale in 1965 Curls store sale in 1965 (Image: Newsquest)

Norwich Evening News: The stunning newly-renovated interior of then Norwich Union's marble hall, January 1996 The stunning newly-renovated interior of then Norwich Union's marble hall, January 1996 (Image: Newsquest)

Norwich Evening News: The stunning marble hall in the Surrey Street premises of Aviva (Norwich Union) in 1973 The stunning marble hall in the Surrey Street premises of Aviva (Norwich Union) in 1973 (Image: Newsquest)

Norwich Evening News: Miss Valerie Slack, console operator, at work at the console in 1965 which is the nerve-centre of the Norwich Union's £360,000 computer Miss Valerie Slack, console operator, at work at the console in 1965 which is the nerve-centre of the Norwich Union's £360,000 computer (Image: Newsquest)