Caister on Sea Sea Scout troop who went to Luxembourg in 1984. L-R: Mark Daniels?, Chris Liddell and Matthew Hunn. Photo: Gary Brocklehurst (Image: Gary Brocklehurst)
From pictures of the Venetian Waterways in all its glory to the iconic Winter Gardens which captured the imagination of holidaymakers in the 20th century – the memories page is the perfect place for you to rediscover your favourite childhood moments. Take a look at 10 of the best photos that have been posted on the page so far, contributed by some of our 17,243 members.
Caister on Sea Sea Scout troop who went to Luxembourg in 1984. L-R: Mark Daniels?, Chris Liddell and Matthew Hunn. Photo: Gary Brocklehurst (Image: Gary Brocklehurst)
These include shots of the popular outdoor swimming pool in Great Yarmouth and dedicated members of the Caister sea scouts marching down the streets in unison.
Tracey Hunt's grandfather Edward 'Rocky' Martins on his milk round about 1928. Photo: Tracey Hunt (Image: Tracey Hunt)
The group, which was created by this newspaper, is also regularly updated by ourselves as we post photos from our archives for your enjoyment.
Great Yarmouth sea front by the Pleasure Beach, approx 2001. Photo: Bernard Badger (Image: Bernard Badger)
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Tiny Shreeve, one time teacher at the Samson and Hercules indoor pool before training many of the top County Swimmers both at Norwich Swan SC and Great Yarmouth, watching over one of his swimmers at the Great Yarmouth outdoor pool. Photo: Bridget Belson (Image: Bridget Belson)
Steve Davies outside his grandparents guest house on Paget Road in the early 1960s. Photo: Steve Davies (Image: Steve Davies)
Steve Davies' mother and sister outside the Winter Gardens in Great Yarmouth sometime around 1962. Photo: Steve Davies (Image: Steve Davies)
The secretarial course class of 1955/56 at Yarmouth College. Photo: Beryl Canwell (Image: Beryl Canwell)
The Balmoral leaving Great Yarmouth harbour on 1st July 2003. Photo: Bernard Badger (Image: Bernard Badger)
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