THE WEST END

This photograph, looking east towards Sheringham, was taken during the early 1930s, as is evident by the absence of the Lifeboat Shed, which was built at the west end of the promenade around 1936. To the right of the picture is the Grand Hotel, an area the Author always knew as ‘Grand Court’. Behind the hotel can be glimpsed the rising ground of Beeston Bump in the distance. The ubiquitious beach huts appear to be snaking all the way to the West Beach and out of sight!