Cromer Museum
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Set in a Victorian fisherman's cottage, Cromer Museum explores what was like in the Norfolk coastal town in the 19th century.
Whether you're a local resident or a curious visitor, Cromer Museum offers a captivating journey through the rich history of this charming English seaside town. Housed in a collection of former fisherman's cottages, the museum itself holds a hint of the past, where you can explore Cromer's transformation from a quiet fishing village to a bustling Victorian resort.
Local history
The museum boasts a diverse range of exhibits catering to various interests. Explore the ‘Old Cromer’ gallery, adorned with historic photographs and illustrations that bring the town's evolution to life. Learn about the daring rescues performed by Cromer's lifeboatmen, including the legendary Henry Blogg. Delve into Cromer's geological past and marvel at fascinating finds like mammoth and bear bones unearthed from the Ice Age.
A celebration of local talent
The museum champions local talent through captivating exhibitions. One such display is Fishermen & Kings: The Photography of Olive Edis. This exhibit celebrates the life and artistic legacy of the renowned photographer who captured the essence of Cromer's fishing community. Edis was an exceptional portrait artist, a pioneer of new technologies, and the first British woman to be appointed as an official war photographer.
Visitor information
Address
East Cottages, Tucker Street, Cromer, Norfolk, NR27 9HB
01263 513543
Opening times
31 March – 2 November
Monday – Friday, 10am – 4pm
Saturday –Sunday, 12– 4pm
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