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The Mart makes its journey to King’s Lynn every year. We could not omit such an important occasion from our exhibition all about Journeys! You can read a few words from a travelling showman, Mr Lawrence Maxwell Appleton below.
Do you make the journey to the Mart? #LMJourneys
In our exhibition about journeys, we wanted to show important journeys made by locals. To this day, religious pilgrimages are an important part of many faiths. Below is a story of a pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia by Mr Hamed Al Taher. #LMJourneys
Have you been for a paddle this summer? This knitted, woolen swimsuit dates from the 1920s. In 1929 endurance swimmer Mercedes Gleitze became the first person to swim the Wash in 13 hours 17 mins. She intended to land at Hunstanton but currents took her to Heacham #LMJourneys
The Hunstanton circular walk starts at the Upper Green and takes you past the ruin of St. Edmunds Chapel, Hunstanton Lighthouse, St. Mary’s Church and the Esplanade Gardens
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Get out and about and discover West Norfolk's Coastal Treasures through 16 walking and cycling routes. Each route is designed to help you explore the wealth of cultural heritage, history and natural beauty across north-west Norfolk.
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Henry L’Strange Styleman le Strange successfully petitioned for the railway to reach Hunstanton from King’s Lynn. Hunstanton Station opened in 1862. The 12-mile line connected King’s Lynn, North Wooton, Wolferton, Dersingham, Snettisham, Heacham and
Hunstanton #LMJourneys
Going on holiday often means undertaking a journey. 17 miles away from King’s Lynn is the town of Hunstanton. Today Hunstanton is a popular tourist destination but prior to 1840 the town did not exist #LMJourneys
Did you know that in the days before refrigeration ice was brought to Norfolk from Norway on ships
such as the Margaret of Christiana, pictured here. During one journey the ship was wrecked at Hunstanton where it was sketched by artist Henry Baines #LMJourneys
A successful whaling voyage could make the ship owners very rich, but it was a dangerous profession. Writing in 1820 William Scoresby of the whaling ship the Esk of Whitby
describes the process #LMJourneys
King’s Lynn’s whaling industry is the focus of this week’s #LMJourneys post as we continue to explore 'Journeys of Trade'.
Find out more in the thread
This week’s Journeys exhibition post looks at journeys of suffering and exploitation and the ‘Triangular Trade’.
Thread below #LMJourneys
This week's Journeys exhibition post looks at King's Lynn and trade. King’s Lynn’s extensive inland waterway and its geographical position close to the North
Sea made it an important port. More in the thread #LMJourneys
We used goods that were traded in and out of the port of King's Lynn to create an interactive chest for our #LMJourneys exhibition. Now it's your turn - get the whole family to put their thinking caps on and decide what will be going in your sailor's chest! #NMSInspired
#JourneysThroughAPandemic, is inspired by @Lynn_Museum's 2019 temporary exhibition #LMJourneys. We are working with @TheLynnNews to collect responses to #COVID19. The challenges we now face are unprecedented and will be of interest to future generations. DW #EdSkillsShare
As part of our #LMJourneys exhibition, we have encouraged our visitors to tell us about their own journeys, and its fascinating to see how far some people have travelled to get to King's Lynn. A small sample are pictured here! #TravelTuesday 🌍
Dayna followed @AHTeenHC and KL Youth Forum’s #MuseumSelfie top tips. Here she is with a Scarborough ware jug which features in the #LMJourneys exhibition
This clothing item from our collection is a 1920s bathing dress, made from blue wool (with yellow and red small squares) red straps and a blue overskirt. It is part of a display exploring the Norfolk seaside and is available to view until June. #LMJourneys #FashionFriday
Our temporary exhibition area is a fantastic space that allows us to bring new displays to the museum every year. These photos show our #AnimalABC exhibition one year ago, and #LMJourneys as it is today. #Last12Months #Museum30
When he returned to King’s Lynn, #SGCresswell was honoured with a Civic Reception at the Guild Hall. As he had travelled from the Pacific to Atlantic oceans, by land and by sea, he was the first person to confirm that the Northwest Passage existed. #LMJourneys (Lithograph, 1853)
This month marks the return of the Norfolk Walking and Cycling Festival! So why not check out our historical 'Journeys' exhibition for free, then head out on one of the festival's fantastic outdoor events listed here https://t.co/Ql0XfsGGHN @NorfolkTrails @NorfolkHES #LMJourneys
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