History

The links between King's Lynn and Trannies stretch back to the Middle Ages. The Domesday book lists the following entry:

Historians now suspect that this lady was not actually a lady at all, but this is yet to be proven conclusively.

By the the eighteenth century King's Lynn had become a sizeable market town with a sizeable port and large transgendered community. A wealthy Tranny seaman visiting the market could buy frocks from as far afield as Diss and Spalding.

A brief attempt by the Tourism Agency to attract the Pink Pound resulted in the town being re-christened Queen's Lynn in 1967. This backfired badly, offending both the people of Lynn and the very community it was trying to attract. King's Lynn refocused its attentions on T-girls and has never looked back.