Cromer Museum
Museum | Cromer | England | United Kingdom
Cromer Museum history and architecture
The Cromer Museum is located in a historic late 19th-century fisherman's cottage and offers a fascinating insight into the life and history of the coastal town of Cromer in Norfolk, England.
Historical photographs of Cromer
History and Architecture
Collections at Cromer Museum
The museum was established in 1967 and is housed in the so-called East Cottages, five former fisherman's cottages acquired by the town council in 1967.
Educational programs at Cromer Museum
Collections and Exhibitions
Experience culture of Cromer and Norfolk
The museum houses a diverse collection that illuminates various aspects of Cromer's history and culture:
Geology and Archaeology: An impressive collection of fossils, including the famous West Runton Mammoth, the oldest and most complete mammoth fossil in Britain.
Historical Photographs: The "Old Cromer" gallery showcases an extensive collection of historical photographs and illustrations documenting life in Cromer in the 19th century.
Maritime History: Insights into the history of Cromer's lifeboats and the courageous rescues by the lifeboat men, including the legendary Henry Blogg.
Art and Culture: Rotating exhibitions of local artists and photographers, such as the works of pioneering photographer Olive Edis, who documented the lives of North Norfolk's fishermen.
Education Programs and Events
The museum offers various educational programs and events, including workshops, lectures, and special exhibitions focusing on the history and culture of Cromer and Norfolk.
Visitor Information
The museum has a shop selling souvenirs, books, and local products.
