Mundesley Museum

The Mundesley Museum sits on “The Lees” overlooking the beach with spectacular views over the sea. The Museum is believed to be one of the smallest in England and is fully accredited by the Arts Council.

 The Mundesley Museum sits on the ground floor of a coastguard lookout tower. The current structure was built in 1928, replacing an earlier building. The museum has been recently refurbished to help make your experience more enjoyable. There is no charge for visiting the museum, but we do have a donation pot.

There are various displays featured at the museum and these change from year to year: past displays have featured the Mundesley Railway, the Mundesley Minefield, and locally found fossils (including a mammoth, elephant and hippopotamus!).

The museum

This year the museum has displays on celebrating 30 years of the National Coast Watch in Mundesley as well fossils and artifacts from the local area. We aim to make the Museum as interactive as possible, and volunteers are happy to let visitors handle exhibits where possible.

A Coast Watch volunteer monitoring and logging vessels in the vicinity.

Museum Opening Times