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A great chance to explore Cromer Museum for free as part of Heritage Open Days 2025.

A signal box where visitors can operate levers and see signals and points work.

This walking tour led by Paul Dickson explores Norfolk architect George Skipper's (1856-1948) Victorian/Edwardian legacy in Cromer. The tour lasts approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.

Celebrate Cromer Pier’s heritage with live music from the Cromer & Sheringham Brass Band (1–3pm) and a special short documentary in the Pavilion Theatre (10am–3pm), created for Heritage Open Days and narrated by Norfolk’s own Olly Day.

Cromer Pier will offer exclusive backstage tours of the Pavilion Theatre. Guided by staff, small groups can explore refurbished dressing rooms and discover the theatre’s rich history, with a rare behind-the-scenes look at The Cromer Pier Show 2025.

Architect A.F. Scott (1854-1936) designed from the traditional to reinforced concrete. His great-granddaughter tells how his religious beliefs, independent travels & fantastic knowledge of structural engineering informed his work in Cromer & beyond

Architectural photographer Robert Bilbie showcases his work of two architects, George Skipper (1856-1948) and A.F. Scott (1854-1936) who have left a legacy of prominent buildings in Cromer

Cromer surveyor and architect A.F. Scott, (1854-1936) left a legacy of hotels, houses, shops, public works & churches. Hear fascinating stories, explore his architectural styles on a walk with his great granddaughter, holder of the Scott archive.

A HIDDEN JEWEL in the heart of the Norwich. Come and visit our beautiful building opened in 1892 and designed by A F Scott. The building has many original features and a display of some amazing artefacts and social history from 1882 onwards.

Specially commissioned for the national Railway 200 celebrations, we are delighted to have secured an extra opportunity for the public to see Left at the Junction, a fascinating look at lost scenes of railways taken over the past five decades.