Arlington

Settlement in Norfolk Norwich

England

Arlington

View of City Wall, King Street, Norwich A view along the outside edge of the City Wall heading north from King Street up towards the Black Tower at the top of the hill. During the 19th century there were houses abutting right up onto the wall as can be evidenced by the beams seen here. — View of City Wall, King Street, Norwich Credit: Adam Smith

Arlington, Norfolk is a small suburban area located in the southeastern part of the state of Virginia, United States. Situated within the larger city of Norfolk, Arlington is known for its peaceful residential neighborhoods and convenient access to various amenities.

The community of Arlington is home to a diverse population of individuals and families. The area boasts an attractive mix of housing options, including single-family homes, townhouses, and apartment complexes. Many of these residences are nestled among tree-lined streets, contributing to the overall picturesque charm of the neighborhood.

Residents of Arlington enjoy a range of amenities and services within close proximity. The area is dotted with parks and green spaces, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities and recreational pursuits. Additionally, Arlington is well-served by schools, healthcare facilities, and shopping centers, ensuring that residents have easy access to essential services.

One of the notable features of Arlington is its convenient location. Situated just a few miles from downtown Norfolk, residents can easily access the vibrant city center, which offers a wide array of cultural attractions, museums, shopping districts, and dining options. Arlington is also well-connected to major transportation routes, making it easily accessible for commuters.

Overall, Arlington, Norfolk offers a safe and family-friendly environment with a strong sense of community. Its combination of comfortable suburban living, access to amenities, and proximity to a bustling city center make it an appealing place to call home.

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Arlington Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.623562/1.2767998 or Grid Reference TG2107. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View of City Wall, King Street, Norwich

A view along the outside edge of the City Wall heading north from King Street up towards the Black Tower at the top of the hill. During the 19th century there were houses abutting right up onto the wall as can be evidenced by the beams seen here.

Adam Smith

View down King Street, Norwich

A rainy view down King Street, looking north from the junction with Rouen Road. The entrance to the Wensum Sports Centre can be seen on the right followed by the Music House.

Adam Smith

The Music House, King Street, Norwich

The Music House is the oldest dwelling house in Norwich. From c.1170 - 1240 it was home to the Jewish family the Jurnets then Sir John Paston lived here from 1478 and Lord Chief Justice Coke from 1613. Link

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St Peter Parmentergate Church from King Street, Norwich

A view of the rear of St Peter Parmentergate Church from King Street in Norwich. One of the city's many fine medieval churches and home to a very strongly Anglo-Catholic congregation until it fell into disuse. It now houses a skate shop. Link

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74A King Street, Norwich

A rather handsome, if squat, house with a courtyard at the rear. This part of King Street was once famous for its many public houses, this house was, at one time, surrounded on all sides by the Nelson Monument, the Three Tuns, the Boilermakers Arms and the Bird in Hand.

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Tombland, Norwich

A view of Tombland on an exceptionally wet December morning. The Cathedral can be seen in the distance. The obelisk is a memorial to machinery which stood on this site between 1700 and 1830 which raised and stored water for the higher parts of the city. In 1860, a drinking fountain was erected here to commemorate this by John Henry Gurney. Link

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Former Quayside School, Norwich

A quite unusual example of Victorian architecture - this is the former girls and infants section of Quayside School at the bottom of Piggs Lane, Norwich.

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View along Quayside, Norwich

The view along Quayside, Norwich looking towards Fye Bridge on a very rainy December morning. A double decker bus crosses over the bridge heading into the city centre.

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Looking up Golden Dog Lane, Norwich

The view up Golden Dog Lane, Norwich as seen from Magdalen Street. The building on the right was once the Golden Dog PH but is now a barbershop. At one time the Golden Dog had not only a bar but also a very small brewery on site. Link

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Former Barclays Bank, Magdalen Street, Norwich

A rather Brutalist former Barclays Bank built in the 1960s alongside the Anglia Square shopping centre. It is now derelict but was, for a short while, an international food supermarket. There are plans in the work to demolish it and replace it with a four storey block of flats.

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John Lewis in Norwich (Formerly Bonds)

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St John the Baptist church in Norwich

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Jubilee Park, Norwich

A view into Jubilee Park in Lakenham, Norwich. The rather lovely, mature tree that stands at the entrance to the park is bare as winter has truly set in here. The Jubilee Community Centre can be seen in the distance.

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Long John's Hill, Lakenham, Norwich

Looking down Long John's Hill with Suncroft heading off to the left. The slightly bleak winter weather contrasts with the name of the street.

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Lakenham Community Offices, Norwich

A view of the Lakenham Community Office at the top of Mansfield Lane. It's not clear how well used the building is, Norwich City Council stopped the drop-in service a few years ago and the car park never appears to be open.

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The Lakenham Way, Norwich

Looking north from the Hall Road at The Lakenham Way, a footpath that runs along the old Great Eastern Railway from Victoria Station to its junction with the GER Loop Line. This line is labelled on an early C20 OS Map as the 'Eastern Union Line' after the Eastern Union Railway who originally built the Norwich - London mainline.

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Dinosaur on Lower Court, Norwich Cathedral

The GoGoDiscover city trail of dinosaur sculptures. It is hoped it will raise money for Break, a charity supporting children and young people in care. The pieces are sponsored by businesses and painted by local artists. The 21 dinosaurs are in various locations including the cathedral, Riverside and shopping areas.

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Dinosaur on London Street, Norwich

The GoGoDiscover city dinosaur trail hopes to raise money for Break, a charity supporting children and young people in care. The 21 pieces are sponsored by businesses and painted by local artists. The dinosaurs are in various locations including the cathedral, Riverside and shopping areas.

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Arlington is located at Grid Ref: TG2107 (Lat: 52.623562, Lng: 1.2767998)

Administrative County: Norfolk

District: Norwich

Police Authority: Norfolk