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Architecture of Suffolk

24 September 2009
1879 – Library & Museum, Ipswich, Suffolk

1879 – Library & Museum, Ipswich, Suffolk

Architect: Horace Cheston A replacement building for the town museum which is built in a 17th Century style, was the result of a design competition, won by Horace Cheston.

03 November 2010
1879 – Library, Museum & School of Art, Ipswich, Suffolk

1879 – Library, Museum & School of Art, Ipswich, Suffolk

Architect: Horace Cheston Perspective View & Elevations including ground plan as published in The Building News, August 29th 1879.

05 October 2009
1879 – Three Lodges, Easton Park, Suffolk

1879 – Three Lodges, Easton Park, Suffolk

Architect: T.E. Collcutt The former estate village of Easton, was based around Easton Hall, seat of the Dukes of Hamilton. The stately home as demolished in the early part of the twentieth century.

27 September 2009
1880 – Thisleton Hall, Suffolk

1880 – Thisleton Hall, Suffolk

Architect: Brightwen Binyon

02 July 2012
1880 – Thistleton Hall, Suffolk

1880 – Thistleton Hall, Suffolk

Architect: Brightwen Binyon Enlarged from Designs by Brightwen Binyon A.R.I.B.A. and published in The Building News, April 2nd 1880. Demolished in 1955.

26 June 2009
1881 – Homestead, Akenham, Ipswich, Suffolk

1881 – Homestead, Akenham, Ipswich, Suffolk

Architect: Alfred Conder Designed for James Clarke esq., perspective view published in The Building News, May 20th 1881.

26 June 2009
1882 – Ipswich Corn Exchange & Shops, Suffolk

1882 – Ipswich Corn Exchange & Shops, Suffolk

Architect: Brightwen Binyon Front Perspective View including plan published in The Building News, November 21st 1879. Interior view including elevation to Little King Street was published in The Building News, March 5th. 1880....

26 June 2009
1884 – Royston Lodge, Ipswich, Suffolk

1884 – Royston Lodge, Ipswich, Suffolk

Architect: John Corder

24 August 2009
1885 – Lowestoft Cemetery Buildings, Suffolk

1885 – Lowestoft Cemetery Buildings, Suffolk

Architect: William Doubleday