The Cromer Museum houses the collection of fossils, all found in Norfolk. Cromer is renowned as a geological area of international importance. Here is the West Runton mammoth, Britain's oldest and most complete mammoth fossil, and a cast of the skull of a Mosasaur, a huge marine reptile common in the seas that covered Norfolk over 80 million years ago.

You can also see the beautiful series of photographic portraits that immortalize North Norfolk fishermen and which were taken by Olive Edis, the pioneering photographer of the same area. Included is a selection of autochromes, rare color photographs from the early 20th century. In the "Old Cromer" Gallery you will find exhibitions of historical photographs and illustrations of the city, to discover the history of Cromer as a Victorian seaside resort.