A sign of two crossed birch brooms which recalls a staple industry of the village in the past.
The idea for the sign was conceived by a Mr. Wymer, one of the last of the brushmakers.
The background imagery of the sign fits with the description given by Rev. Francis Blomfield when he wrote about the village in 1750, mentioning that "it lay at the confluence of several small streams".
The sign is situated at the corner of the village green on Westgate and the current incarnation was erected in 2009.
A sign of two crossed birch brooms which recalls a staple industry of the village in the past. The idea for the sign was conceived by a Mr. Wymer, one of the last of the brushmakers. The background imagery of the sign fits with the description given by Rev. Francis Blomfield when he wrote about the village in 1750, mentioning that "it lay at the confluence of several small streams". The sign is situated at the corner of the village green on Westgate and the current incarnation was erected in 2009.
Hevingham