
Technical High School (GOSH plaque)
Technical High School (GOSH plaque)

Beach Railway Station
Nelson Road North. Erected on the 50th anniversary of the closure of the station 2011.

Lacon’s Brewery
Site of. Palace Casino, Brewery Plain.

South Town Railway Station
The terminus of the railway line to London for the Great Eastern Railway. Now Temple Road.

Grandstand on the Wellesley Road Recreation Ground
Thought to be the oldest surviving football grandstand in current use in Britain

Pleasure Beach
Opened in 1909. It is the second tallest and has the second fastest wooden roller-coaster in the UK.

Grout’s Textile Mill
Site of. Factory closed in 1972. Plaque placed on Booker’s Wholesale Warehouse

East Anglian School for the Blind and Deaf
Plaque unveiled by Maurice Jeal (brother of ex-pupil) on the 100th anniversary year of its opening

Hospital for the Sick and Wounded, site of
Plaque placed on Booker’s Wholesale Warehouse

Sailors’ Home
Marine Drive, Great Yarmouth

Carmelite Friary, (Whitefriars)
Site of the Carmelite Friary, (Whitefriars). Founded 1278, burnt down 1509.

Tram Shed and Carnegie Library
Site of the old tram shed and Carnegie Library, Gorleston

Nelson, Admiral Horatio, site of landing
Site of Nelson’s landing at Gorleston on 6th November 1800

Angel Hotel, Market Place, site of
One of the oldest inns in the town and later site of the town's British Restaurant 1942-46

Guildhall
Site of, demolished 1849. Plaque erected on the railings of St. Nicholas Church.

Medieval Guildhall (GOSH plaque)
Medieval Guildhall (GOSH plaque)

Cobholm Maltings
Last maltings in the borough of Great Yarmouth ending 900 years of malting -now Beavans Court

Gorleston High Street Methodist Chapel (GOSH plaque)
Site of the former Gorleston High Street Methodist Chapel

Lions Club holiday home for the blind (GOSH plaque)
Lions Club holiday home for the blind (GOSH plaque)

Shrublands farmhouse (GOSH plaque)
Shrublands farmhouse until 1949 and now youth and adult centre