High water marks beside the doorway to St Margaret’s Church, King’s Lynn Minster. They show the levels the flood waters reached on the church fabric in various years. The 1953 floods along the East Coast of England are particularly remembered because of the severe loss of life and damage to property; the flooding was caused by a combination of storm surge, high atmospheric pressure and extra high tides. Concepts | Sign | The Past | Environment | Instrument of Measurement

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Concepts Sign The Past Environment Instrument of Measurement Text Horizontal Architectural Feature Medieval Place of Worship UK England Church Ancient Old Damaged British Culture English Culture Storm Deep Weathered Flood Stone Material Norfolk - England Wall - Building Feature High Up Accidents and Disasters Doorway 1883 1949 1953 1961 1978 Eastern England Color Image Memorial Plaque Seat Tide No People Photography Calendar Date East Anglia Single Line King's Lynn Minster Extreme Weather Storm Surge