Museum of East Anglian Rural Life [69 photos] in TM04695845

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Museum of East Anglian Rural Life

The museum of East Anglian Rural Life is a large museum complex dedicated to preserving the skills and items from East Anglia. It is located on the former Abbots Hall estate at Stowmarket, Suffolk. The large Abbots hall is now under restoration.

The site was secured in the 1960s, since then many items as well as buildings that have been preserved here. These include Edgars farmhouse, the Boby building, the forge, Alton watermill (and associated buildings) plus Eastbridge Windpump. There are many exhibits to suit all, from the industrialist interest to farm animals for the children.
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by Ashley Dace

Created: Fri, 10 Sep 2010, Updated: Fri, 10 Sep 2010

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TM0458 : Alton Watermill - Stones by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Paraffin Engine in the Mortlock Building by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Ransomes, Head and Jefferies Traction Engine by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Burrell Traction Engine by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Governor and Cylinder by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : A Tin Tabernacle - Interior by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Alton Watermill - The Waterwheel by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Whitmore and Binyon Horizontal Steam Engine by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Alton Watermill - The Millpond by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Edgar's Farmhouse by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Alton Watermill - Channel by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Alton Watermill - Tool Grind by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Grundisburgh Forge by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Nature Reserve Walk by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Abbots Hall Farm Barn by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : The Mortlock Building by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Detail of Eastbridge Pump by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Alton Watermill - Mill House by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Burrell Engine in the Mortlock Building by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Alton Watermill - Mill and Cart Shed by Ashley Dace

TM0458 : Alton Watermill - Overshot Wheel by Ashley Dace

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