Maritime Heritage East
Maritime Heritage East (MHE) is a unique programme running across the East of England working with more than 30 museums and heritage organisations, whose goal is to establish and develop the position and importance of maritime history, both within the region and nationally.
The programme was originally created by Norfolk Museums Service with funding from a range of organisations. Today it is funded by the members together with help from SHARE. It is now managed by the members themselves through a management team.
Contact each of the members directly to find out more about the wonderful maritime collections as well as practical information such as museum opening times and admission costs to each of the attractions.
Members included are:
- Cromer Museum
- Fisherman's Heritage Centre Sheringham
- Peter Coke Shell Gallery
- Lynn Museum
- Mundesley Maritime Museum
- Museum of the Broads
- Nelsons Monument and Nelsons Museum
- Sheringham Museum
- True's Yard Museum
- Tolhouse Museum
- Marshland Maritime Museum
- Elizabethan House Museum
- Poppyland Publishing
- Alfred Corry Lifeboat Museum
- Time & Time Museum of Great Yarmouth Life
- Christchurch Mansion
- Excelsior Trust
- Felixstowe Museum
- HMS Ganges
- Ipswich Museum and Ipswich Art Gallery
- Lowestoft and East Suffolk Maritime Heritage Museum
- Museum of Knots and Sailors Ropework
- Royal Naval Patrol Service Museum
- Southwold Museum
- Ipswich Maritime Trust
- Brightlingsea Museum
- Harwich Lifeboat Museum
- Harwich Maritime Museum
- Harwich Redoubt
- Mersea Island Museum
- Nottage Maritime Institute
- Southend Museum Service
- The Pioneer Sailing Trust