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Model of a Norfolk Wherry

Model of a Norfolk Wherry


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Model of a Norfolk Wherry

Model of a Norfolk Wherry - a sailing craft formerly widely used for goods transport on the East Norfolk rivers. Date: circa late 1930s

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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Aug19 Bridewell Broads Craft Goods Industries Norfolk Norwich Rivers Shape Wherry


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This print showcases a meticulously crafted model of a Norfolk Wherry, a traditional sailing craft that once played a significant role in the local transportation landscape of East Norfolk rivers in England. Dating back to the late 1930s, this model beautifully encapsulates the unique shape and style of these historic boats. The Norfolk Wherry, with its distinctive flat-bottomed hull and broad beam, was widely used for transporting goods along the East Norfolk waterways. Originally, these boats were constructed from wood, using local materials such as pitch pine and oak. Their simple yet robust design made them ideal for navigating the shallow waters and narrow channels of the Norfolk Broads and the River Yare. This model, now housed in Bridewell Museum in Norwich, offers a glimpse into the rich maritime history of the region. The industries that thrived along the rivers, including agriculture, fishing, and shipbuilding, relied heavily on the Norfolk Wherry for transportation. The boats were essential for moving goods from inland farms and estates to markets and ports, contributing to the economic growth of the area. The Norfolk Wherry holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike, symbolizing a bygone era of simple pleasures and close-knit communities. This model serves as a testament to the enduring charm and significance of these traditional boats in the history and culture of Norfolk.

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