HIDDEN ARCADE: Palmers department store in Great Yarmouth Market Place in the 1960s when Row 54 where Malcolm Metcalf and his family once lived still divided the premises. Palmers Arcade, as the row was known, became part of the store in the 1970s.
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Family businesses make up a rich tapestry of the region's history.
That's why Family Business United and law firm Birketts held Family Business Day this week to celebrate the best of East Anglia's familial firms.
But do you know your East Anglian businesses apart?
Which Suffolk alcoholic beverage maker was founded in 1728 Adnams or Aspalls Cyder?
Was it the Jarrold Group or shoemaker Start Rite which came first?
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