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Discover rich heritage in Great Yarmouth
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Great Yarmouth
Merrivale Model Village Great Yarmouth. Step into our miniature world of town and countryside, sitting in an acre of landscaped gardens with lake, streams & garden railway.
Great Yarmouth
A post mill of recent construction, almost complete, on the site of an earlier mill dating from the 1790s.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Join us for Guided Heritage Walk to discover more about the book “The Picture of Yarmouth” which was published in 1820 by John Preston.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Explore the fascinating history of St George’s theatre with an audio visual self-guided tour. Scan the QR codes dotted around the building to be told interesting and exciting stories about this beautiful Grade 1 listed building.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Built in 1702, for ‘decayed’ fishermen, these splendid almshouses are at the north end of the marketplace. Presentations will be given on the history of the building at 11.00 and 14.00 each day we are open. A cottage will be open to view as well as…
Great Yarmouth
Caister Castle Car Museum near Great Yarmouth is home to the remains of a fabulous medieval castle with a wonderful classic car collection set in the grounds.
Great Yarmouth
Royal Assembly Rooms is a Grade II listed building set back from Great Yarmouth' s seafront. Owned by Great Yarmouth Masonic Association, the venue also plays host to private functions, marriage ceremonies & Receptions & meeting rooms.
The remains of a 3rd Century Roman fort overlooking the River Waveney. The monument is only approached on foot. There is wheelchair access from the disabled carpark and around the fortifications. The car park is open 9am to dusk every day.
Great Yarmouth
Typical 17th century townhouses, one with splendid plaster ceilings containing local original architectural and domestic fittings salvaged from other Row houses.
Great Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth Minster, is the largest parish church in the country. A beautiful building with a fascinating history, Great Yarmouth Minster continues to host a range of interesting events and has general public opening times.
Burgh Castle, Great Yarmouth
One of the best preserved Roman monuments in East Anglia, & one of the most impressive Roman buildings to survive anywhere in Britain. During the 3rd and 4th centuries AD it was one of a chain of ‘Forts of the Saxon Shore’.
Tunstall
Stracey Arms Drainage Mill near Great Yarmouth is a drainage mill with access by 2 ladders to the cap showing the brakewheel and gears. Within the mill is an exhibition of the history of drainage mills and a souvenir shop & tea room nearby.
Great Yarmouth
Greyfriars Cloisters, Great Yarmouth - substantial remains of a church of Franciscan grey friars dating back to 1271. Access to Greyfriars’ Cloisters is by pre-arrangement only.
Great Yarmouth
Scroby Sands Visitor Centre, Great Yarmouth, is the place to find out interesting information all about Great Yarmouth's working windfarm of thirty turbines. Perfect for groups and individuals with an interest in renewable energy.
Great Yarmouth
A model of the town of Great Yarmouth based around the 1950s, made to 1:2500 scale showing the site of the three railway stations, Lacons Brewery, Grouts Factory & many notable buildings, some no longer with us. Free to view.
Great Yarmouth
Every September thousands of volunteers across England organise events to celebrate our fantastic history and culture. It's your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences.
Caister-on-Sea, Great Yarmouth
Caister Lifeboat Information Centre - tracing over 200 years of history of the country's only independently operated lifeboat.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Great Yarmouth Town Hall Open Days aims to showcase the history and heritage of the building with guided tours, whilst tying in with vendors of typical local food offerings. Amidst guided tours and a display of Town Hall artefacts, we will be…
Great Yarmouth
This charming merchant’s house, on the quayside in Great Yarmouth, was built in 1596. It has been home to merchants and prominent locals. Experience the lives of those who lived in this splendid Quayside house from Tudor to Victorian times.
GREAT YARMOUTH
See a part of the Norfolk Fire Museum's heritage collection, showing changes to the service from Victorian times through to the present day.
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