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The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk: volume 1

Year published

1846

Author

Alfred Suckling

Description

Describes the parishes in the three hundreds of Wangford, Mutford and Lothingland, in the north-east of the county.

Sponsor

Institute of Historical Research

Source

Suckling, History of Suffolk (Secondary texts)

Places

East

Subjects

Local

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 51 - 76 of 76

51
Corton
340-348
52
Flixton
348-352
53
Fritton
352-359
54
Gorleston
360-380
55
Addenda et corrigenda
381-383
56
Plate 1 - South Porch of Beccles Church
1
57
Plate 2 - Beccles Church from the N. E.
2
58
Plate 3 - Portrait of Sir John Suckling
3
59
Plate 4 - East end of Barsham Church
4
60
Plate 5 - Brass Effigy in Barsham Church
5
61
Plate 6 - Brass Effigies of Nicholas Garneys and Family
6
62
Plate 7 - The Old Hall, Shaddingfield.
7
63
Plate 8 - Stained Glass, Sotterley Church
8
64
Plate 9 - Brass Effigies in Sotterley Church
9
65
Plate 10 - Brass Effigies Sotterley Church
10
66
Plate 11 - St. Mary's Church, Bungay
11
67
Plate 12 - Gateway of Mettingham Castle
12
68
Plate 13 - Flixton Hall
13
69
Plate 14 - The Galilee, Mutford Church
14
70
Plate 15 - View of Pakefield
15
71
Plate 16 - Brass Effigy of Richard Folcard
16
72
Plate 17 - Compartment of Screen in Blundeston Church
1
73
Plate 18 - Fritton Church and Ground Plan
17
74
Plate 19 - Fritton Church Interior of the Chancel
18
75
Plate 20 - Brass Effigy in Gorleston Church
19
76
Plate 21 - The Resurrection (Font in Gorleston Church)
20
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