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The importance of King's Lynn to shipping after the Second World War is underlined by the opening of the new South Quay on 26th April, 1954.

A Campbell's promotional film, shown to visitors at the King's Lynn soup factory for over a decade.

A promotional film for all aspects of the region, covering conservation, development, commerce, leisure, education, housing and health.

A documentary about the difficulties facing a small travelling circus.

A freight train carries building materials for the construction site at Sizewell B power station.

Amateur footage of buildings and scenes around Leytonstone a year before the outbreak of World War II.

Documentary made by a local amateur film maker about the Eastern Coach Works factory shortly before it closed.

A documentary, with some tinted scenes, detailing trawl fishing methods off the East Anglian coast in the early twentieth century.

A cinemagazine story highlighting the importance of the East Coast herring industry at the time, and follows the process of a herring catch being turned into kippers ready for sale.

The first part of an amateur record, filmed in colour by a member of the Institute of Amateur Cinematographers, of day-to-day scenes at Lowestoft Harbour in the 1950s.

The second part of an amateur record, filmed in colour by a member of the Institute of Amateur Cinematographers, of scenes at Lowestoft Harbour in the 1950s.

A promotional film for Waveney canned foods processed at the CWS (Co-Operative Wholesale Society) canning factory in Lowestoft.