Time and Tide Museum
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Set in one of the UK's best-preserved Victorian herring curing works, Time and Tide tells the story of Great Yarmouth from its Ice Age origins to the present day.
The original Tower Fish Curing Works was built c.1850 and expanded in 1880. After its closure in 1988 and an extensive redevelopment project in the 1990s, the site reopened as a museum in July 2004.
The museum is centred around Great Yarmouth's rich maritime heritage and its development as a popular seaside resort. It features a typical 'Row' from 1913, where visitors can see inside the homes of a local fisherman and his neighbours, and a Yarmouth quayside from the 1950s.
Further displays explore the history of the town and the herring curing works, as well as East Anglia's relationship with maritime Europe.
Visitor information
Address
Blackfriars Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 3BX
01493 743930
Opening times
Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, Saturday and Sunday 12pm to 4pm.
Exclusions and safety measures
Each admission slot covers a 2 hour period starting from the time stated on your ticket, and you are welcome to arrive at any time during your time slot, and spend as much time as you need in the museum. Please note that this entry is not unique to you - each entry slot can accommodate multiple ticket holders.
To help ensure the safety of our visitors and staff please do not visit the museum if you have symptoms of Coronavirus.
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