A seaside town was transported back to a bygone era during a weekend of 1940s nostalgia and celebration.
Sheringham’s popular 1940s weekend returned from September 18 to 20, bringing vintage style, military vehicles, and live music in a free, town-wide event.
The town was filled with jeeps and troop carriers, while shop windows were transformed with 1940s-themed displays.
Dancing and singing happened on the streets (Image: Alan Palmer)
Live music and dancing filled the streets, and visitors enjoyed classic car and military vehicle exhibitions.
A visitor said: "Sheringham was fabulous. We were in our element.
"So many people dressed in 1940s outfits and the entertainment was amazing."
2026 1940s weekend (Image: Alan Palmer)
Historical exhibits were on display at Sheringham, Weybourne and Holt stations, and the North Norfolk Railway offered special steam train rides.
It is estimated that more than 20,000 people attended the event.
North Norfolk Railway (Image: Alan Palmer)
Another visitor said: "One of my favourite things about this weekend is always the people.
"So many incredible outfits, characters and little moments everywhere you look.
"It makes Sheringham a brilliant place to photograph."
Sheringham transformed into 1940s England (Image: Alan Palmer)
Even dogs got involved (Image: Alan Palmer)
Classic vehicles were on display (Image: Alan Palmer)
The 1940s weekend proved another hit (Image: Alan Palmer)
In true 1940s fashion (Image: Alan Palmer)
Even youngsters took part (Image: Alan Palmer)
Stalls were spread across the town (Image: Alan Palmer)
Live performances took place over the weekend (Image: Alan Palmer)
Lots of people took part in dress-up (Image: Alan Palmer)
Holt station display (Image: Alan Palmer)
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