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"A society for people interested in exploring, researching and preserving the history and archaeology of Great Yarmouth "

The Great Yarmouth Branch of the Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society was founded on 24th January 1888 as a charitable organisation for people to meet, discuss and share their interest in heritage, history and archaeology.  In February 1953, members sought independence and became the Great Yarmouth and District Archaeological Society.

 

In May 2009, in order to reflect members' changing interests, the Society's name was changed to the Great Yarmouth Local History and Archaeological Society.

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Today, GYLHAS continues to thrive as members meet to enjoy a lively talks programme, slide shows, regular excursions, research and, of course, to share their interest in heritage, history and archaeology. 

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Comments from members and guests include:
''We have very much enjoyed our time with the Society so thank you for making the Society so welcoming, interesting and fun.''

''I remember my time at your society with fondness...''
​Next Meeting - November 20th  

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Lost Villages of Norfolk

by Cameron Self and John Fielding

​​​Members and guests welcome   ​

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