History
Holme-next-the-Sea has a rich and fascinating history spanning thousands of years. From the Bronze Age timber circle known as Seahenge to the agricultural changes of the Enclosure Act, the village has witnessed remarkable events.
Explore our historical resources to learn more about this unique corner of Norfolk.
Archive Material
Primary sources and photographs from the village archives.
Village in 1951
Comprehensive survey of Holme — its people, church, school, and character
The Village in 1970
A geography report on a walk around the village in 1970 by Martin Crown
The Village in 1998
A detailed survery on a walk around the village in 1998 by Laura Jones
The 1953 Storm Surge and Flood
Historic photographs of the devastating 1953 floods from the Norah Green collection
The 1953 Floods — Bellars Family
Family memories and photographs of the 1953 floods
Religious Sanctuary
Holme as a place of sanctuary through history