Items from "Local Views and Maps": 37
Postcard showing Queen Street, Wilby Road, Church Street and Westhall.
Postcard showing Queen Street, Wilby Road, Church Street and Westhall.
Queens Street from the church tower
Queens Street from the church tower. The 'x' marks the police house with the cells to the left.
Aerial view of Church Street with The Priory in the background.
Aerial view of Church Street with The Priory in the background.
Queen Street - postcard from GV Rutter to Miss Ruth Mills 1904
Queen Street - postcard from GV Rutter to Miss Ruth Mills 1904
Where did the name 'Stradbroke' come from?
Where did the name 'Stradbroke' come from? Taken from Mike Readman's private notes.
"The Village Show" Anglia TV
Clips from the programme.PART 1 Introduction Part 2 Skinners MillPart 3 Part 4 *No Audio*
The 1841 Tithe Map of Stradbroke and notes
Notes to the 1841 Tithe Map:-
Tithe Map 1840 - Notes.
The Tithe Map is one of the 3 original copies and has been stored in the Church. The other copies are at the Ipswich Record Office, and The Public Record Office at Kew.
The Tithe Map and The Apportionment of the Tithes was published on the 8th June 1840 for the Parish of Stradbroke,…
Tithe Map 1840 - Notes.
The Tithe Map is one of the 3 original copies and has been stored in the Church. The other copies are at the Ipswich Record Office, and The Public Record Office at Kew.
The Tithe Map and The Apportionment of the Tithes was published on the 8th June 1840 for the Parish of Stradbroke,…
Maid with a pram in New Street looking towards Church Street c1905
Maid with a pram in New Street looking towards Church Street c1905
The White Hart circa 1950's
The White Hart Public House. Situated in Church Street directly opposite All Saints Church. Photograph taken from the top of the church tower.
The Post Office and Church Street
The view shows the light hanging from the Post Office - now Town House in Church Street.
A View from the Church Tower - New Street to The Wilby Road
A view from the Church Tower of New Street towards Wilby Road. Note Town House to the left and The Fire Engine.
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