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navigate by keyword : norfolk norwich united kingdom england saint james court jarrolds printing works place autumn busy ideal move business 1823 john jarrold set bookseller publisher printer cockey lane london street called present premises ran four sons samuel william thomas 1840 moved site next 164 years company gradually acquired rest current offices opened built little 1860 one originators news printed 1853 1858 forerunner archant publishers eastern daily press evening

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Jarrolds Printing Works, St James Place, Norwich in Autumn

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Busy Norwich provided the ideal place to move the business to in 1823. John Jarrold II set up as a bookseller, publisher and printer at 3 Cockey Lane (as London Street was then called), opposite the present premises, which he ran with his four sons John James, Samuel, William and Thomas. In 1840 they moved to part of the present site at London Street. Over the next 164 years the company gradually acquired the rest of the current site.Offices were opened in London and new printing works were built in Little London Street in about 1860. Thomas Jarrold was one of the originators of The Norfolk News, printed by Jarrold from 1853 to 1858. It was a forerunner of Archant, publishers of the Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News.