This is a place that has been on my radar to visit for several years but due to lack of spare time then covid it pretty much evaded me until Monday. Being from a maritime background and also visiting LT numerous times there was a lot I could relate to. The entry fee is just £2 which is extremely good value, like most museums its run by volunteers and a notable difference here is that the team are totally focussed on ensuring you enjoy your visit. They take time to talk to you, ask where you are from and also willing to help trace back any family members that may have served at sea in the local community. Its nice to experience people who are so passionate about their maritime heritage and offer their time to share that with people. The museum itself is very well laid out with lots of items from the floor to the rafter's, plenty of information cards and text on the walls. I lost count how many models were on display, there must be at least 50 plus. Another nice feature was a mini cinema where you could watch various short clips about Lowestoft's rich maritime history, its also well equipped for school visits with a dedicated room for children's activities. There is a toilet facility there as well plus a small gift shop where you can purchase a keepsake from your visit. Thanks once again to the lady and 2 gents for making us feel welcome.