near to Knodishall, Suffolk, England
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Church remains
by Keith Evans
The remains as marked on the O.S. maps in the garden of Church house near East Green Suffolk.
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Field entrance off Abbey Lane (U2418)
by Geographer
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Fields north of Buxlow Manor, in fog |
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Field near Westhouse Cottages
by JThomas
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Buxlow Manor
by David Squire
Dating from 1678 this manor house is built to an Elizabethan E plan. And on a narrow road at Knodishall Green it definitely has an "out of the way" feel to it.
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Buxlow Manor, also known as Red House Farm
This house was built in 1678, and its distinctive E plan seems to be well known as an example of this particular type of architecture.
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Driveway to Church House in the snow |
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Looking along the railway line to Saxmundham
by Geographer
Taken from Westhouse Crossing
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Track towards Buxlow church ruins |
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Buxlow St Peter’s ruin
by Adrian S Pye
Buxlow or Buxlee church was demolished in or around 1622 and has since 1722 been part of the parish of Knodishall known as Knodishall Green. The church was very possibly of Saxon origin and originally had a round tower. It was partially... (more)
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Footpath at Knodishall Green
Suffolk county council uses its own, slightly different footpath signs.
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Road to Westhouse Farm
by JThomas
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