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Blythburgh /ˈblaɪðbərə/ is a
village and
civil parish in the East
Suffolk district of the
English county of Suffolk. It is 4
miles (6.4 km) west of Southwold...
- of his
appearance at the
churches of Bun**** and
Blythburgh in Suffolk. On 4
August 1577, at
Blythburgh,
Black Shuck is said to have
burst in
through the...
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Blythburgh Priory was a
medieval monastic house of
Augustinian canons,
dedicated to the
Blessed Virgin Mary,
located in the
village of
Blythburgh in Suffolk...
- The Holy
Trinity Church is the
parish church of the
village of
Blythburgh in the East
Suffolk district, in the
county of Suffolk, England. It is part of...
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became a
farming tenant on the
estate of the Earl of
Stradbroke near
Blythburgh, Suffolk.
There he met and
married novelist Jennifer Lash in 1962 at Lothingland...
- 1884. Its
demise was
accelerated by an
attempt to
reclaim saltings at
Blythburgh,
which resulted in the
estuary silting up. It was used
sporadically until...
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University Press. ISBN 978-0-7190-3817-4. Wes**** Archaeology. "
Blythburgh Priory,
Blythburgh, Suffolk,
Archaeological Evaluation and ****essment of Results"...
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Blythburgh railway station was
located in
Blythburgh, Suffolk. The
station had two
goods sheds. The one
shown below is the only
remaining building of the...
- at
Blythburgh,
midway between Blythburgh village and
Priory and his quay at Walberswick. John (who is
buried in the
Hopton chantry in
Blythburgh parish...
- in 1879 and
closed in 1929.
Intermediate stations were at Wenhaston,
Blythburgh and Walberswick. The
route closely followed the
River Blyth, with Halesworth...
