Grid reference TM3863
near to Saxmundham, Suffolk, England
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Old engine shed
by N Chadwick
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Path to Waitrose Car Park
by Geographer
Near Waitrose Supermarket
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Cut Mark Saxmundham Railway Bridge
by Cud05
Cut Mark Saxmundham Railway Bridge, SW para, NW side.
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Crinkle-crankle wall at Saxmundham
by Adrian S Pye
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![TM3863 : Saxmundham houses [15] by Michael Dibb](https://s0.geograph.org.uk/geophotos/06/72/86/6728692_9cfe91dc_120x120.jpg)
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Saxmundham houses [15]
by Michael Dibb
A glimpse through the trees of Langley Manor an impressive neo-Jacobean red brick house with tall curvilinear parapet gables. The house is surrounded by landscaped parkland.
Saxmundham is a small market town about 5 miles from the Sussex... (more)
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Sign of the times: socially-distanced shopping at Saxmundham Waitrose
Several days into the government's lockdown of the country in response to the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak, supermarkets had taken measures to minimise the risk of infection whilst people bought essential supplies. Here, a... (more)
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Old chimneys on The White Hart Public House
by Geographer
Off the B1121 High Street taken from the B1119 Church Street
(Close up)
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Back of Market Place, Saxmundham
by PAUL FARMER
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St.Peter's Church, Carlton
by Geographer
Taken from the Playing Fields
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Old Milepost by the B1121, Main Road, Saxmundham
by C.Haines
Cast iron post by the B1121 (was A12), in parish of SAXMUNDHAM (SUFFOLK COASTAL District), 60yds North of caravan site and sports club entrance, on the verge between road and path, on West side of road. Garrett replica, erected by the... (more)
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Fairfield Road, Saxmundham, 1940
The junction with Chapel Road is on the left.
The railings went "to build tanks" later in the war.
Photo is from family archives.
The scene is very similar today apart from the railings and the snow!
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Saxmundham High Street looking south
It can be a bit quiet on a Sunday!
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