Babergh
Properties and events in Babergh
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Free Guided Tours: Step into The Sudbury Story
From the inspirational to the creative, the scandalous to the gory, come join us to Step in the Sudbury Story! This guided walk with a professional blue badge guide offers a fascinating insight into Sudbury's past.
Free Guided Tours: Tales of the Talbot Trail
Join us in Sudbury this Heritage Open Days on our 'free to explore' guided tour programme - this tour explores the stories along Sudbury’s unique Talbot Trail...
Gainsborough's House
Gainsborough's House is looking forward to welcoming visitors free of charge for Heritage Open Days 2024. Come and join us on Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th September to explore all we have to offer in the traditional house and new galleries.
Green Sundays - A Celebration of Sustainability in Sudbury | Routes-Networks-Connections special
Green Sundays is a showcase of sustainability in the heart of Sudbury, Suffolk. This special edition Green Sundays, as part of Heritage Open Days 2024 will be celebrating exploring the area car free and care free!
Gresley Madan Collection: An Introduction
A collection of family paintings, drawings, china and other items collected over 400 years and bequeathed to the current owner, a descendant of the Gresley and Madan families, in 1992
Little Hall
Free entry to Little Hall Lavenham, a historic building holding an important collection at the heart of a medieval village.
Roads, River and Rail of Sudbury
Join us for this free talk with local history experts of the routes in and out of Sudbury over the centuries that have enabled our industries, culture and communities to stay connected and thrive.
Weaving the Streets of Sudbury: Wool to Silk
Join our blue badge guide as we weave our way around Sudbury’s cloth heritage. Timber framed buildings, weavers cottages, medieval churches still stand proud today as evidence of weaving wool from the 13th century to Sudbury Silk in the present day.
Woolverstone Hall
Built in 1776, and now home to the prestigious Ipswich High School, the magnificent Woolverstone Hall tells its story of being a family home, a World War II military base and a revolutionary boarding school for underprivileged boys in the 1950s