| Ipswich, Suffolk |
| Ipswich, on the River Orwell, is the county town of Suffolk. I have had family connections with the town for many years. Mum and Dad lived at 90 Kemball Street for a few years before moving to Chelmondiston and I have various cousins and second cousins in the area. The town has changed a lot over the years with much of the former docks being redeveloped for housing. |
| A lovely old postcard of the Cornhill and some Corporation Trams. |
| An unused postcard of Stoke Bridge, probably from the 1930s. (Z) |
| The Butter Market in 1930. (Z) |
| Ancient House - which is its name, as well as an apt description ! (Z) |
| This postcard of the Cornhill was mailed in 1914. |
| The Town Hall. The trams appear to have been replaced by electric trolleybuses. (Z) |
| An undated aerial view of Ipswich. |
| A pleasant view along Tavern Street in this postcard mailed in 1906. (Z) |
| This postcard of the Post Office and the Town Hall dates from 1911. |
| Pin Mill and the "Butt and Oyster" - we used to walk down here from Chelmo on summer evenings - and we had jugged hare here one Boxing Day in the 70s. |
| Wolsey's Birthplace. |
| A 1914 postcard of Pin Mill. |
| Two early 20th Century postcards of Christchurch Park. |
| A 1909 postcard of Tavern Street. |
| Postcards of the Past |
| An undated postcard of Christchurch Mansion. |
| Two more old postcards of Pin Mill, neither of which has a date. |
| A 1921 postcard. |
| An undated postcard of Carr Street and the Lyceum Theatre. |
| Christchurch Park Mansion. |
| An interesting postcard of the Cattle Market. |
| A 1905 postcard of Gainsborough Lane. |
| An undated view of the Promenade. |
| This postcard was mailed in 1910. |
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| Did You Know.... that Thomas, Cardinal Wolsey, was born in Ipswich in 1471 ? |
| Did You Also Know.... that V S Pritchett, the author, was born in the town in 1900 ? |
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