Beccles Museum has marked two important milestones with a special exhibition celebrating its history.
Held at the museum's home in Leman House, named after John Leman, Ballygate, the free exhibition looked back on 50 years since the museum was founded and 30 years since it moved into Leman House.
Visitors have been exploring displays charting the museum's development from 1974 to the present day, highlighting the people and events that have shaped its story.
The exhibition also included a special theme designed to engage younger visitors, encouraging children and families to discover more about Beccles' rich heritage.
Curator Rachel Lucas says the exhibition is an opportunity to celebrate the museum's achievements while inspiring a new generation to take an interest in local history.
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