The display is dominated by a glass case containing an incredibly intricate and accurate scale model of Swaffham Town as it was in the 1930’s built by the Arts and Crafts teacher Harry Carter – a relative of Howard Carter - at the local Grammar School.
The wall and cabinet displays are changed through the year to present different stories of the life of the town – these will include illustrations from the diary of a Victorian girl, the sporting life of the town, and the Great Fire of Swaffham in 1775.
The wall and cabinet displays are changed through the year to present different stories of the life of the town – these will include illustrations from the diary of a Victorian girl, the sporting life of the town, and the Great Fire of Swaffham in 1775.