Sheringham - A Century of Change 

Well, you learn something new every day. ❤

We love sherringham.

Great video about Sheringham. Love seeing all the old photos

I can absolutely confirm that Scott stayed at the Burlington prior to his last journey to Antarctica. In the Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland, New Zealand is a letter, written by Scott and detailing things to be done prior to departure, which is written on the Burlington's letterhead.

Although I have not been in Sheringham for more than 60 years, I still recall Pratt's as cobblers. I have good reason. On one occasion my parents, (Dad was in the Army at Weybourne and we lived in Heath Road) took the family to London to visit relatives. I was unable to find my best shoes and it was concluded that I had either left them at school, or lost them. My punishment for this, shoes being an expensive item, was to have my pocket money withheld in London, where there were many things to spend pocket money on. It was a thoroughly rotten fortnight! On our return my mother happened to take us into Pratt's, (I can smell the leather as I write), and the assistant, who may well have been Mr Pratt, pointed out that my mother had left a pair of my shoes for repair some time previously, and had not collected them. Grrr!

Such a lovely video very interesting

Great video and history. I'm an American who's mother is from Sheringham (nee Cox) and had the wonderful fortune to live there for over a decade between age 9 and almost 22 (spent a year in Norwich too). Went to the old primary school and Sheringham Secondary Modern, and was very active in the Salvation Army. I still have many friends and family in the area and visit as often as I can - including visits to The Mo. I performed with the SA Band at the original Mo back in the 70s. Thanks for the video.

A very good documentary

The North Norfolk Railway Line was first opened and ran on the 16th June 1887. City of London's Jack the Ripper, 1888. Metropolitan Policemen Bobbies.

Great town and beach and places to visit like blakeney and seals and Kelling ...

I used to live here before I moved to California, it was quite a nice town I loved going on the trains but them my parents divorced and now I’m here

Visited often as my parents retired to Abbey Park lo Ely town

19th, 20th and 21st Centuries Firefighters.

How the hell could they knock down the grand hotel and then put up hideous ugly looking flats? They should have not been allowed.

19th, 20th and 21st Centuries Law Enforcement Officers.