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htmlText_E8A6E0D4_CC01_FBD4_41D4_855246262BE9.html = The Mundesley Bomb Disposal Memorial, situated on the grass between the road and the beachfront, right next to the Mundesley Maritime Museum in Norfolk, is a poignant tribute to the Royal Engineer Bomb Disposal Personnel who lost their lives clearing British landmines along the Norfolk coast between 1944 and 1953.
Dedicated on May 2, 2004, by Sir Timothy Colman KG, the Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk, the memorial features a 500kg German World War II bomb, positioned nose-down on a granite base clad in Norfolk flints.
The bomb itself is a relic, symbolising the dangerous work of the bomb disposal teams. One face of the base bears a general commemoration, while the other three display name panels honoring the fallen.
The inscription reads, "This is a memorial to the many brave Royal Engineer Bomb Disposal Personnel who were killed... It is thanks to them and their colleagues that our cliffs and beaches are now safe for everyone to use and enjoy."
The memorial stands as a lasting salute to their sacrifice, ensuring their bravery is never forgotten.
The Mundesley Maritime Museum, located on "The Lees" overlooking the beachfront in Mundesley, Norfolk, is believed to be one of the smallest museums in England.
Housed in a former coastguard lookout built in 1928, it offers spectacular sea views and showcases the area’s rich maritime and coastal history.
The museum features exhibits on local fishing and trade from the 19th century, lifeboat exploits, shipwrecks, and maritime artifacts, alongside displays on the Mundesley Railway, Mundesley Minefield, and locally found fossils, including those of a mammoth, elephant, and hippopotamus.
Open from April to August, it is staffed by volunteers, with free entry and a donation pot to support its upkeep. A World War II memorial to Royal Engineer Bomb Disposal Personnel stands nearby, adding to the historical significance of the site.
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Mundesley village
Mundesley, a coastal village in Norfolk, England, has a rich history dating back to its mention in the Domesday Book of 1086 as "Muleslai," a small fishing community.
The village's name likely derives from "Mul's/Mundel's wood or clearing." Situated on the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it lies 20 miles northeast of Norwich and 7 miles southeast of Cromer.
In the 19th century, Mundesley transformed from a quiet fishing village into a popular Victorian seaside resort, spurred by the arrival of the railway in 1898. Developers built grand hotels like the Clarence, Grand, and Manor to attract visitors, though some later closed or repurposed.
The village became part of "Poppyland," a fashionable resort area, with its sandy beaches and colorful beach huts drawing holidaymakers. The railway closed in 1964, but Mundesley retained its charm as a tranquil seaside destination.Key landmarks include All Saints’ Church, perched on the cliffs, and Stow Mill, a historic windmill built in 1723, south of the village.
The Mundesley Maritime Museum, one of England’s smallest, highlights the village’s coastal heritage, while a memorial honors WWII bomb disposal teams. The local golf course, established in 1901 with input from Harry Vardon, remains a notable feature.Historically, Mundesley’s population grew from 453 in 1841 to 2,758 by the 2011 census.
The village’s economy once included diverse trades like twine spinning and fishing, with flint-constructed buildings like the Ship Inn (est. 1836) reflecting its architectural heritage.
Despite coastal erosion challenges, Mundesley remains a beloved destination for its scenic beauty, walking trails like the Norfolk Coast Path, and family-friendly amenities, including a Blue Flag beach.
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Mundesley Village
Norfolk Coastline, Norfolk,
NR11 8BG
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Mundesley Village
Mundesley, a coastal village in Norfolk, England, has a rich history dating back to its mention in the Domesday Book of 1086 as "Muleslai," a small fishing community.
The village's name likely derives from "Mul's/Mundel's wood or clearing." Situated on the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it lies 20 miles northeast of Norwich and 7 miles southeast of Cromer.
In the 19th century, Mundesley transformed from a quiet fishing village into a popular Victorian seaside resort, spurred by the arrival of the railway in 1898. Developers built grand hotels like the Clarence, Grand, and Manor to attract visitors, though some later closed or repurposed.
The village became part of "Poppyland," a fashionable resort area, with its sandy beaches and colorful beach huts drawing holidaymakers. The railway closed in 1964, but Mundesley retained its charm as a tranquil seaside destination.Key landmarks include All Saints’ Church, perched on the cliffs, and Stow Mill, a historic windmill built in 1723, south of the village.
The Mundesley Maritime Museum, one of England’s smallest, highlights the village’s coastal heritage, while a memorial honors WWII bomb disposal teams. The local golf course, established in 1901 with input from Harry Vardon, remains a notable feature.Historically, Mundesley’s population grew from 453 in 1841 to 2,758 by the 2011 census.
The village’s economy once included diverse trades like twine spinning and fishing, with flint-constructed buildings like the Ship Inn (est. 1836) reflecting its architectural heritage.
Despite coastal erosion challenges, Mundesley remains a beloved destination for its scenic beauty, walking trails like the Norfolk Coast Path, and family-friendly amenities, including a Blue Flag beach.
john doe
licensed real estate salesperson
Tlf.: +11 111 111 111
jhondoe@realestate.com
www.loremipsum.com
Mundesley Village
Norfolk Coastline, Norfolk,
NR11 8BG
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