Suffolk Stories
Suffolk is a county with a rich and fascinating past that combines both the agricultural and the seafaring with an extraordinary lure for artists and creators. Since the beginning, writers and painters have been fascinated with and inspired by Suffolk’s unique landscape. As well as this artistic connection, Suffolk’s long and varied history can be seen and felt all over the county. From Sutton Hoo to Orford Ness, Suffolk’s history is a captivating saga that enhances every visit. Here’s our guide to looking back and looking deep.
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The Gentleman’s Residence in Suffolk
With the death of Queen Anne, the English throne passed to her nearest Protestant relative, George of Hanover, later George …
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Suffolk’s Farming Past
In 1539 all monastic property was transferred to the control of King Henry VIII, including great tracks of land across …
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Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds – The National Trust
One of the country’s most significant theatre buildings and the only surviving Regency playhouse in Britain, the recently restored Grade …
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Melford Hall, Long Melford – The National Trust
Overlooking Long Melford’s village green is Melford Hall, home of the Hyde Parkers. Soak up the atmosphere and uncover the …
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Kate Fisher Ceramics, Harleston
There are a few collections in the Kate Fisher range so far. These have been developed gaining influence from landscapes. …
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Ipswich Transport Museum
The Ipswich Transport Museum has a collection of over one hundred major exhibits, all of which were made or used …
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Creating Your Perfect Holiday Home
James Lau is an architect with a young family and a real love of the Suffolk Coast. Here he tells …
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Woodbridge Museum
Woodbridge Museum, run by volunteers who really care about sharing the history of Woodbridge, is filled with information which tells the whole …
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A Cut Above the Rest
If you’re spending time in or around Halesworth don’t forget to check out the varied programme of events at The …
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Rebellion at Bulcamp by Dennis M. Skeet
While today occupants of what is now known as Blythview tend to be holiday visitors enjoying the pool facilities, the …
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Decorate Your Holiday Home with Caroline Fooks Design
Since setting up her interior design and decoration practice in 2004, Caroline Fooks has been transforming houses into homes throughout …
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Brighten up a rainy day
You know the scenario – it’s about to tip it down and you’re wondering what to do next. Here are …
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Danielle Spellman – Casting Her Magic
The following article first appeared in a Winter issue of Green Pebble magazine. Published with permission. Written by Ruby Ormerod. A …
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East Anglian Landscape Artists: Behind the Scenes
The following article first appeared in a Summer issue of Green Pebble magazine (www.greenpebble.co.uk). Published with permission. When Chris Dobrolowski created …
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