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Thursford is a
village and
civil parish in the
county of Norfolk,
eastern England. The
village is 16.3
miles southwest of Cromer, 24.5
miles northwest...
- The
Thursford Collection is a
museum located in
Thursford, Norfolk.
Founded by
local man, the late
George Cushing, it is now
known for the
scale of its...
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settled by Scandinavians. Place-names
derived from þurs or cognate:
England Thursford (Þyrs ford) –
Village in
Norfolk Thursgill (Þurs' gill) – Gill in West...
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Thursford railway station was a
station in Norfolk,
England on the
Midland and
Great Northern Joint Railway line
between Melton Constable and
South Lynn...
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Thursford Wood is a 10-hectare (25-acre)
nature reserve north-east of
Fakenham in Norfolk. It is
managed by the
Norfolk Wildlife Trust. The oak trees...
- and Play It Again.
During the Tower's
closed season,
Kelsall plays the
Thursford Collection's
Wurlitzer for
their annual Christmas Spectacular shows. He...
- in the UK)
survive in the
collection at the
Thursford Steam Museum at
Thursford, Norfolk. The
Thursford Collection includes 27
Aveling &
Porter steam...
- 1960s as is now
happily playing at
Thursford Collection in
Thursford, Norfolk. The
resident organist at
Thursford is
Robert Wolfe. The
Cinema was very...
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George William Chad (1784 or 6 July 1781,
Thursford – 25
April 1849, London) was a
British diplomat.
George William Chad was the son of Sir
George Chad...
- in the world, with 112 keys. One of
these 112-key
models is now in the
Thursford Collection in Norfolk, England, and was
purchased by the collection's...
