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Traction engine RT126 during the Debenham Festival Street Fair. | | | |
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Heavy horse getting ready for Debenham Village Street Fair. | Bloomfield's yard, Cross Green | | |
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Makers plate of RT126 traction engine - Burrell & Sons | | | |
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Traction engine Jean May RT 126 arriving for the Debenham Festival Street Fair. | Cross Green junction with Priory Lane. | | |
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Decorated horse and cart in the procession at Debenham Festival Street Fair | High Street | | |
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Stagecoach at the Debenham Festival Street Fair. | High Street | | The Festival programme lists the arrival of the stagecoach at midday 20th June 1975 |
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Model of Debenham Village | | | |
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Roof repairs | St Mary's Church | | |
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Roof repairs | St Mary's Church | | |
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Village Sign | Cross Green | Keith Bloomfield, Tony Williams | The sign was unveiled on 14th October 1978 to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. It was designed by local architect Tony Williams and made by Keith Bloomfield. It is made mostly from mild steel, the wheat sheaves in non corrosive aluminium. The post is made from a Suffolk grown tree and was supplied by a local timber yard. |
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The Woolpack | High Street | | |
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The High Street | Looking from the Market Cross towards Aspall | | |
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Historic House and Market Cross | High Street | | |
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Historic House | High Street | | |
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Cottage with pond | Unknown | | |