Earlham Hall was built in 1642 by Robert Houghton. By the eighteenth century it was occupied by Nockold Tompson, a brewer who was Mayor of Norwich in 1759–60.
The Hall was used as council and nurses accommodation before the war, and provided maternity beds when bombs smashed Norwich's maternity home in June 1942.
It also housed a school while the council built new accommodation in West Earlham.
In October 1963, Earlham Hall and its gardens became the home of the newly opened University of East Anglia.
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