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The house depicted here was built on the site of the Midland Bank which later became the police station.

Loddon is a market town in the Broadland district in South Norfolk, located on the River Chet, where there is a marina and staithes once used by the wherries. The watermill > Link by the bridge across the river is recorded to be the oldest building in the town. The town centre has been designated as a conservation area and is made up of many period properties > Link. Most of the village shops > Link are situated along Bridge Street > Link - the main thoroughfare, as is Holy Trinity church > Link.