There are some fascinating websites that might be of use to you if you are interested in local history. We have found the following particularly valuable, and we are proud to say that several of them carry a link back to us.
Please let us know if any of the links become broken. If you would like to recommend a site of interest to the group, please contact our Secretary and we will be happy to consider adding it to the list.
The Society covers the history and archaeology of Great Yarmouth and the surrounding area. They carry a link to MLHG and are an excellent resource for anyone researching this part of Norfolk.
Visit WebsiteFrequently part of our programme, the Museum of the Broads at Stalham tells the story of the Norfolk Broads through boats, engines, craft tools and domestic artefacts. Well worth a visit.
Visit WebsiteAn impressive archive for a small village nearby. Many of us have admired Ludham's work over many years — they helped us when we were designing this site. A model of what a village archive can achieve.
Visit WebsiteA favourite haunt for local historians. Their online and in-person talks are very popular and usually free. An invaluable resource for anyone researching Norfolk history, with vast holdings of documents, maps and photographs.
Visit WebsitePeter Dawson's website dedicated to the history of Martham. A new and growing resource that carries a link to Martham Local History Group — well worth bookmarking if you have an interest in the village.
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Other websites and links will be added to this list over time. Members are encouraged to let us know about sites they find useful — get in touch with our Secretary and we will consider adding them here.