This photograph gives a bird's eye view of how the site of Gorleston's Wetherspoon's pub currently looks.
With the site now clear and safety boarding erected, the coming months will see the building begin to take shape.
Situated on the former GT Motors site on Gorleston High Street, The William Adams was originally scheduled to open on July 18 - though its website now states October.
It is to be named after a former bathing hut attendant of the town, who was born in 1864 and is credited with saving 140 lives in the role.
The process of Wetherspoon taking over the site began two years ago and as part of this a research report was conducted to find a name for the pub. The William Adams topped a public poll as part of this, which saw more than 1,000 votes cast.
Last month, an artist's impression of how the pub will look was released and with the site now clear, building work can soon begin.
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