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Cromer's dramatic sea rescue history told. Models, pictures and photographs. The new Tyne-class lifeboat is on view at the lifeboat house. |
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Local seaside and fishing history. Regular events and talks throughout the year that help bring the past to life. |
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A Place of People and Boats
The Mo puts on a range of events and activities year-round. From fun for families in the school holidays, local history talks and changing exhibitions and craft demonstrations |
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All about Henry Blogg, famous lifeboatman, and one of the lifeboats he commanded on show |
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Historic rowing & sailing lifeboat on display. 11-4.30 daily. Adm Free. Donations. Postcards, prints & sweatshirts for sale.. |
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The Shell Museum was built to house a collection of shells made over a period of sixty years by the late Sir Alfred Jodrell. Both the building and displays are well worth a visit. |
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You can learn about Admiral Lord Nelson and the times in which he lived. |
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Come and explore this museum set in one of the UK's best preserved Victorian herring curing works and take an exciting journey into past. Discover the town's rich maritime and fishing heritage and its growth as a popular seaside resort. |
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The museum traces the history and development of Air Defence Radar since its invention in 1935.
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A historic workhouse, traditional farm with rare breed animals and beautiful, unspoilt grounds |
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Sutton Windmill & Broads Museum - 'The Past at its Best'
Climb to the top of Britain's tallest windmill and enjoy Chris Nunn's unique collection of every day life items - from mantraps to marmalade cutters and razors to roasters!
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