Cromer Museum, Norfolk

Opened in 1978, the Cromer Museum comprises a tiny 19th Century fisherman's cottage. Colourful displays chart the town’s history as an early Victorian seaside resort, when it was resplendent with fine hotels and outrageous mixed bathing.

The town is in a geological area of international importance. The Geology Gallery contains a fine collection of fossils, including bones from one of the area’s most famous finds, the West Runton elephant - Britain's oldest and most complete elephant fossil.

A new exhibition of Olive Edis' work features beautiful portrait photographs and autochromes of North Norfolk fishermen alongside rare early 20th century colour photographs.

The museum has family activities, children’s art workshops and organises guided walks of the area.

Opening Times

February to October
Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm
Sunday, 1 to 4pm

November to February
Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm
Closed Sundays

Closed Christmas week.

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Ticket Prices

Adults £3.40
Concession £2.80
Child (4-16) £1.90
Groups (10+) discounts offered

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Disabled Facilities

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Email: cromer.museum@norfolk.gov.uk

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