History of the Dog Inn - Ludham

[NorfolkNog]

Hi nigel you are most welcome. I'll sort out a better sized version for you.

[NorfolkNog]

Hi Nigel

Larger copy sent to Ludham Archive mailbox. Hope this is OK

Best wishes

Howard

[woodwose]

Thanks Howard. That's great.

I have recently updated the Ludham Archive website. There is new stuff all over but the main update is to "Memories" (see the "Interesting Stuff" button.)

Best wishes

Nigel

[ranworthbreeze]

Hello Nigel,

The archive is very good with loads of interesting pictures.

When can get up to the Northern Broads we always make sure that we include Womak Staithe and Ludham Village is one of our overnight stops.

Regards

Alan

[Lorraine]

Hi everyone, haven't been on for ages, so have missed all these posts.

Well done Howard for keeping up with the search. I wonder who that gent is, sitting outside. You can still see where the doorway had been, by the rather uneven plaster!

The windows were changed to wood frames at some stage, possibly when Alan Monk had the lease. They unfortunately had become rather 'old' and very draughty, and we finally managed to change them at the end of last year to new UPVC, which are much more effective. We also were keen to keep them in keeping with the place, so the frames are white inside, but black outside. We have also put leads and coloured diamonds in, very similar the what the Monk family had done many years ago. (I can remember one of their sons applying the leads whilst the windows were in place, and painting the diamond-shaped centres green). I and our son Ross put the leads on the panes in the dining room, and I printed the coloured diamond centres at my sign shop .

Julz, as far as I am aware, the Dog has never had an underground cellar, we certainly haven't any sign of one. We are (surprisingly) much higher than the caravan site, and have not had (so far) the same issues with flooding, or the threat of.

Regards

Lorraine