This comprehensive history of Great Yarmouth, a seaside town in Norfolk, England, traces the town's development from its origins as a medieval fishing village to its heyday as a thriving port and popular tourist destination. Edited by Charles John Palmer and written by Henry Manship, a former mayor of Great Yarmouth, the book is a fascinating account of the town's social, economic, and political history, enriched by anecdotes and personal recollections. With its detailed maps and illustrations, The History of Great Yarmouth is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the history and culture of the region.

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