The Mo: Sheringham Museum is located on Sheringham’s beautiful seafront.

The museum tells the fascinating story of Sheringham’s history through its people and boats.

We are proud to hold three lifeboats which served the town over 150 years, as well as fishing boats and crab boats made by local boat builders. Our displays about the history of Sheringham include wonderful objects, such as the zeppelin bomb which hit the town in World War One (the first zeppelin to fall on the UK) and work by famous local artists, including Tom Armes and Olive Edis.

We have a year-round events programme, which is suitable for the whole family. Our popular ‘Holiday Make’ drop-in arts and crafts workshops take place every Wednesday of the school holidays (£3 per child; free for one accompanying adult per child). We also hold family-friendly talks in the evenings, as well as other exciting events, like pirate treasure trails and fossil making. We are proud supporters of the Kids in Museums manifesto, and love welcoming families to the museum.

For more information about our events programme, please visit our website: www.sheringhammuseum.co.uk, where you can also sign up for our e-newsletter. You can also find us on Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and WordPress.

Toys, games, books, CDs, local crafts, cards, ceramics.

We have an accessible toilet on the ground floor, which contains baby changing facilities.

The Mo is on the seafront in Sheringham. Walk down the high street and turn right when you reach the sea. Follow the sea wall with the historic fishing and lifeboat scenes. Walk past The Crown and the Mo will be in front of you. Go down the steps beside the beach to get to the Museum entrance. Train: The museum is a ten minute walk from Sheringham Station and the Poppyline Station. Bus: Sanders Coaches and Coast Hopper.

The watch tower in The Mo is unfortunately inaccessible to wheelchair users. The rest of the museum is wheelchair and buggy friendly. Please phone The Mo in advance of your visit if you have any questions or requirements.

If you've had fun on your family day out to The Mo Sheringham Museum, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.sheringhammuseum.co.uk