Rosemary Road

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This road left of the Wroxham Road in south easterly direction but soon turned through 90° to make a junction with Cannerby Lane. As with many roads in the area it was not adopted until the 1950s.

  • Flooded Rosemary Road The 1950s. The houses in the background are on Cannerby Lane.
    Flooded Rosemary Road The 1950s. The houses in the background are on Cannerby Lane.
  • Flooded Rosemary Road, wellington boots were a necessity for traversing many of Sprowstons road during wintertime up until the late 50s.
    Flooded Rosemary Road, wellington boots were a necessity for traversing many of Sprowstons road during wintertime up until the late 50s.
  • Flooded Rosemary Road, delivery by tradesmen was not for the faint hearted either.
    Flooded Rosemary Road, delivery by tradesmen was not for the faint hearted either.
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