Fishermen's Heritage Centre Sheringham Latitude: 0.052° 52' 41.1° N Longitude: 0.01 ° 26' 15.9° E
Online Exhibitions
Click on the links below to see online exhibitions of items from our collection
About Us
The museum tells the story of the private (non -RNLI) Sheringham lifeboats, with information about the crews and the lives they led. The centrepiece is the preserved Henry Ramey Upcher lifeboat, built in 1894, in its original shed. Other exhibits are housed in restored Victorian longshore fishermen's sheds.
Admission Costs
Admission free, voluntary contributions welcome.
Opening Hours
Daily Easter to end September, 12 to 4pm except in extreme weather conditions, Continuing into October if weather permits.
Address
The Slipway
West Cliff
Sheringham
Norfolk
http://www.northnorfolk.org/sheringhampreservation/default_lifeboat.asp
Other Information
ACCESSIBILITY
Mostly accessible, except for steps to viewing platforms.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO SHERINGHAM
There is an hourly train service from Norwich and also the Heritage railway from Holt.
External Website: http://www.northnorfolk.org/sheringhampreservation/
Accessibility
How to Find Us
There is a public pay and display car park in Morris Street, a short walk from the Centre. Alternatively, a large car park near the North Norfolk Railway Station can be used.
