Tomb House then cream Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want_1920

Tomb House

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Tomb House (1703)

‘Garden House’ took on this new name after Thomas Mills’ death. A devout Baptist, it was his wish – and later his friend, William Mayhew’s wish too – to be buried in its garden. A tomb was built over their graves.

The riverside Railway Inn opposite is a reminder that this is Station Road …

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Tomb House
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Tomb House

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Scroll right to head south along Station Road to the Old Railway Terminus and Fen Meadow.

Scroll left to head north along Station Road to the Mills Almshouses and Ancient House (on Station Road) towards Market Hill and Framlingham Castle.

Tomb House then cream Framlingham Suffolk credit Lindsay Want

Tomb House (1703)

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The Old Railway Terminus

on Station Road/ Victoria Mill Road

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Fen Meadow

off Station Road

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Ancient House

on Station Road

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Mills Almshouses

on Station Road

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