Double Street

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Double Street

From Regency bow windows to ‘Bow Street’ – its original name until buildings appeared on both sides and folk thought they were seeing double! The ‘even’ side probably came first. Houses date mainly from the 1500s to early 1700s.The few later additions include No.5,  a film location for TV series The Detectorists. Spot the 19th century shopfronts – this was once Framlingham’s main shopping street!

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Scroll right to head east along Double Street to discover its rare pillar box and meet Castle Street for The Readery and Jeaffreson’s Well (points of interest as you head east along Castle Street towards Pageant Field and play area on Badingham Road), and The Castle Pond and earthworks (points of interest as you head west along Castle Street towards Framlingham Castle).
Scroll left to head west to Church Street for Regency House, St Michael’s Church with access to Market Hill and Framlingham Castle.

double-bow-street Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want_600

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victorian post box 2 Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want_600

Rare Victorian pillar box

on Double Street

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The Readery Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want_600

The Readery

on Castle Street

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Jeaffresons Well Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want 600

Jeaffreson's Well

Where 4  Roads Meet

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St Michaels Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want_600

St Michael's Church

on Church Street

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Regency House Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want_600

Regency House (c.1400s+)

on Church Street

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