No visit to Norfolk is complete without a trip to Roys.
Based in Hoveton, Roys of Wroxham was started by Arnold and Alfred Roy in 1895 and the family business now has a multitude of stores in the village and beyond.
The popular business has branches in eight locations across the county - including two in Norwich.
The department store has seen a lot in more than 100 years of business, from a 1995 fire in its main Hoveton store, which cost the firm over £5m, to earning the accolade of 'World's Largest Village Store' in 1930.
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Peter Roy opening Roys Toys in Wroxham in 2000 (Image: Archant Library)
Roys of Wroxham, Red Roy outside the shop in March 1993 (Image: Archant)
Roys of Wroxham new half a million pound development in 1982 (Image: Archant Library)
The main entrance of the store taken in 1982 (Image: Archant Library)
Roys of Wroxham first store in the turn of the century (Image: Archant Library)
The shop in Wroxham taken in November 1985 (Image: Archant Library)
Paul Roy, buying and marketing director at Roys of Wroxham, with asparagus from Rollesby, and Groveland Apple Juice from Roughton in 2009 (Image: Denise Bradley)
Roys Trading Director Bill Warnes in 2005 (Image: Anthony Kelly)
The Norfolk Food fayre at Roys store in 2008 (Image: Adrian Judd)
A woman shopping with her children for Christmas alcohol at Roys in 2001 (Image: James Bass)
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