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Windy Nook Cottage, New Street
Windy Nook Cottage, New Street - Now demolished. The cottage was the home of Annie Mayhew and her three children from c1911 to 1931. Annie was the village midwife.
Two ladies standing at the cottage door on the corner of the Wilby Road, next to the Ivy House.
Two ladies standing at the cottage door on the corner of the Wilby Road, next to the Ivy House.
Transcription of News article naming the successful Tender for the building of the Hoxne Union Workhouse dd 1836.
Transcription of News article naming the successful Tender for the building of the Hoxne Union Workhouse dd 1836.
Transcription of News Article dd 1836 in which the Guardians of the Hoxne Union invite Tenders to build the workhouse
Transcription of News Article dd 1836 in which the Guardians of the Hoxne Union invite Tenders to build the workhouse
Transcription of advert - Ipswich Journal dd 29th January 1884
Transcription of advert - Ipswich Journal dd 29th January 1884
Transcript of newspaper advert inviting Tenders for the supply of goods to the Workhouse - 1836
Transcript of newspaper advert inviting Tenders for the supply of goods to the Workhouse - 1836
The Priory 1930
Webb Photograph: The Priory 1930. The earlier trellis has gone.
Bunny Austin, tennis player, was a frequent visitor. (hearsay)
Bunny Austin, tennis player, was a frequent visitor. (hearsay)
The Priory 1910
The rear of The Priory covered in trellis as was the fashion. The house also has glass houses which are no longer there.
The History of Doggetts part 1
The history of Doggetts was researched by Olive and Rufus de Pinto and Olive put it together as a booklet after Rufus’s death.
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The Ward Family outside their shop in Church Street
The Ward Family outside their shop in Church Street