A look back through the history of Norwich's oldest pub (Image: Newsquest)
It is Norwich's oldest pub, standing in Bishopgate since at least 1249, so what can you remember from the history of the Adam and Eve?
The pub started life as a brewhouse used by workmen building the nearby cathedral and eventually evolved into the pub city folk know and love today.
It was even the last pub in Norwich to serve ale from the barrel until a bar was installed in 1971.
Underneath the pub is a Saxon well and the remains of a medieval monk were found during cellar excavations in the 1970s.
There have even been suggestions that the pub is haunted.
Take a look at our pictures of the pub through the years.
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