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Pomade pot with lid

1868-1870

Bure Bridge Commemorative Medal, 1829

1829

Photograph contact sheet showing an elephant in a hotel pub

1964-07-12
A black and white pigment print photograph, entitled 'Great Yarmouth' by Tony Ray-Jones, taken in 1966. This was selected from the original contact sheet by Martin Parr, and printed from the original negative in 2013.

Great Yarmouth

(1966); 2013
Notice. Yarmouth and North Norfolk Railway, Cheap Excursion Tickets will be issued to Cromer from Yarmouth, Caister, Ormesby, Hemsby, Martham, Potter Heigham, Catfield and Stalham every Sunday, Monday & Friday from 19 June 1881. Black text on yellow background. Printed by J Buckle, Machine Printer, 47 King Street, Great Yarmouth.

Cheap excursion tickets

1881
Mug, brown slip ware, unglazed moulding of locomotives; Great Yarnmouth Railway - 100 years anniversary 1883-1983 Lingwood to Great Yarnmouth Railway line.

Great Yarmouth Railway commemorative mug

1983
Vintage silver gelatin print entitled 'Great Yarmouth' by Tony Ray-Jones, 1966. It is notated with printing instructions, and is one of a series of prints of this scene that experiments with tonal contrast and mood.

Great Yarmouth

1966
Vintage silver gelatin print entitled 'Great Yarmouth' by Tony Ray-Jones, 1966. This was reproduced as plate 15 in Ray-Jones' posthumous book 'A Day Off - An English Journal' published in 1974.

Great Yarmouth

1966
Vintage silver gelatin print entitled 'Great Yarmouth' by Tony Ray-Jones, 1966. This was reproduced as plate 26 in Ray-Jones' posthumous book 'A Day Off - An English Journal' published in 1974.

Great Yarmouth

1966
Model of Yarmouth Lugger "Everest". This model shows the 'Everest' a Yarmouth drifter in the act of haulling in her nets. Scale 1:48

Model of Yarmouth lugger 'Everest'

1840-1880
A modern black and white silver gelatin photograph taken from original nitrate film entitled "Yarmouth Beach and Promenade", taken by Alfred Hind Robinson. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'The Wide World' 28 February - 5 April 1986

Yarmouth Beach and Promenade

circa 1920
A modern black and white silver gelatin photograph taken from original nitrate film entitled "Yarmouth Beach from Britannia Pier, undated", taken by Alfred Hind Robinson. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'The Wide World' 28 February - 5 April 1986

Yarmouth Beach from Britannia Pier

circa 1920
A modern black and white silver gelatin photograph taken from original nitrate film entitled "Yarmouth Beach from Britannia Pier, undated", taken by Alfred Hind Robinson. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'The Wide World' 28 February - 5 April 1986

Yarmouth Beach from Britannia Pier

circa 1920
A modern black and white silver gelatin photograph taken from original nitrate film entitled "Yarmouth Beach from Britannia Pier, undated", depicting a very crowded beach with sailing boats in the surf, photographed by Alfred Hind Robinson.From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'The Wide World' 28 February - 5 April 1986

Yarmouth Beach from Britannia Pier

circa 1920
Model, Scale 1:32, of the motor drifter boat, 'Gleanaway' (register No. KY 40), with starboard side planking omitted to reveal the hull construction and internal arrangements, by Philip Arthur Rumbelow, British. Human figures by Barbara Mary Campbell, British. This model of the 'Gleanaway', the actual vessel being built by J & G Forbes & Co. at Sandhaven, Scotland in 1930, is an example of the motor-driven type of drifter engaged in the North Sea fisheries.

Model of the motor drifter boat 'Gleanaway', with starboard side planking omitted

1936-1937; 1962
Watercolour, unsigned. Opening of Yarmouth Station, shows train leaving station surrounded by crowds of onlookers, bunting flying above. Accompaning note:- This picture come out of Yarmouth Southtown stationmaster's office. The line closed down 4th May 1970. Most probably represents the opening of the station and the first train in 1857, to Beccles and Ipswich." 9.8425 x 13.7008 in.

Opening of yarmouth station