Back to the Future for Time Machine King's Lynn
Time Machine King’s Lynn is back after a short hiatus during Covid to once again highlight the history, heritage and culture of the town.
The organisation, which provides a valuable learning and tourism tool for visitors to West Norfolk, is the brainchild of four residents.
Robert Fuller, the videographer who runs TMK with his webbuilder son Jason, said: “Time Machine stopped for Covid really earlier this year but we are now ready to pick up from here and go again from January. We know there is a lot of interest in the project.”
The project is a collaboration between Mr Fuller and his son, plus local solicitor Simon Ring and Martin Little.
Visitors to the Time Machine King’s Lynn website can find aerial footage of the town with a commentary and captions explaining what the footage shows.
When the site launched in 2018, the team said this was the product of three years of planning and assured they have big plans for the future of Time Machine including hopes of working with local primary schools to arouse an interest in local history.
Visit https://www.tmkl.co.uk/ to find out more, or follow Time Machine King’s Lynn on social media.
