Photos of Magdalen Street in Norwich through the years

Here we take a look back at life in Magdalen Street over the years through pictures found in our archives.

Between the record and antique shops, perhaps you recall how Magdalen Street has changed over the years.

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Woolworths or little Woolies in Magdalen Street. It ceased trading on September 13, 1975 (Image: Newsquest)

A tram bound for Unthank Road and Magdalen Street (Image: Newsquest)

M K Reeve in Magdalen Street, Norwich (Image: Newsquest)

Looses in Magdalen Street (Image: Newsquest)

Looses in Magdalen Street (Image: Newsquest)

All the buildings seen in this picture of Magdalen Street were demolished to provide space for the flyover built in 1971. Botolph Street is seen leading off to the left (Image: Newsquest)

A new bridge over the Wensum being used for the first time by traffic, it was eventually a one-way carriageway leading to the Magdalen Street flyover (Image: Newsquest)

Beryl Bryden at The Jacquard Club at Magdalen Street, Norwich in 1973 (Image: Newsquest)

Pearl Worby in her lace shop in Magdalen Street in Norwich, March 19, 1990 (Image: Newsquest)

Studio 'E' at Anglia TV in Magdalen Street, October 1980 (Image: Newsquest)

The production control room of Anglia's Magdalen Street studio which reopened after a £1.6 million refit in October 1996 (Image: Newsquest)

The church of St Saviour stands on the east side of Magdalen Street, immediately north of St Saviour's Lane (Image: Newsquest)

Magdalen street, 1961 (Image: Newsquest)

A bus drives down Magdalen Street, October 1994 (Image: Archant Library)

Magdalen Street at night, December 1993 (Image: Newsquest)

Shoppers in Norwich at Anglia Square in Magdalen Street, 2004 (Image: Newsquest)