🏛️ Monuments in Suffolk

Ornate mosaic sign preserved as a condition of planning permission when the pub was demolished in 2011, after a campaign by local CAMRA members. This was the only pub called the Blooming Fuchsia in the country.

This was the Duke of Malborough. It then became the Lollipop Diner. This, too, has now closed, and the building converted to houses and flats. The pub sign remains in situ.

Post holds plaques in memory of folk

Remains of an old brick building built at the site of a well; likely part of 'Fishponds Farm' as seen on the OS One Inch, 1885-1900 map. The bricks on the ground bare the mark 'Eastwoods 4 Press'.

The remains of a small brick and concrete building which look to go below ground. Potentially something to do with RAF Lakenheath in the Second World War (?)