Caister Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Caister, a historic village located in Norfolk, England, is home to various intriguing landmarks and events. Caister Castle stands proudly as a testament to the area's rich history. Dating back to the 15th century, this magnificent structure has witnessed centuries of change. The county map of Norfolk from 1777 reveals how Caister-on-Sea has evolved over time. Its coastal location adds charm and allure to this picturesque village. The Life-Boat "Beauchamp" met its unfortunate fate here on November 14th, leaving behind a haunting black and white photograph that captures the tragedy. Engravings depict the landing of survivors from shipwrecks near Great Yarmouth - a reminder of the treacherous waters surrounding Caister. Another engraving showcases "A Ship on the Sands, " offering an insight into life inside the Beach House during those perilous times. Intriguingly, an engraving titled "La Catastrophe Du Zephyr" depicts another maritime disaster that occurred on July 22nd. These engravings serve as reminders of both bravery and tragedy etched into Caister's history. Education played a vital role in shaping Caister's community, with board schools being established for local children. An enchanting engraving portrays these educational institutions bustling with eager young minds seeking knowledge. Not only known for its historical significance but also for natural disasters like fires; one such incident was captured by Mr. W. Caister in his drawing depicting Boston ablaze in 1844. While not directly related to Caister itself but nearby Potter Heigham Marina offers visitors stunning views along with Great Yarmouth's vibrant atmosphere just waiting to be explored by anyone who visits this charming village nestled within Norfolk County.