A historic alleyway in Norfolk is home to a building that not only looks like it is about to fall down but has a dark past steeped in macabre tales of cannibalism and plague victims.
The Augustine Steward House in Norwich is found down the appropriately named Tombland Alley and was constructed in the early 16th century.
It was initially used as headquarters for the Earl of Warwick’s army in 1549 during a revolt in the Norfolk, the Kett Rebellion.
