Photographed too late!

Wall Plaques of Bury St Edmunds and surrounds   Picture Page 5, 1900 - 1973

South African War Memorial Foyer of Suffolk Regimental Homes	Rebuilt by H W Farrow 1922 Henry Farrow was an ironmonger here for a short time. Later it became Noble's ironmongers.	Extension to Methodist School in Northgate Avenue, 1923
Suffolk Regimental Homes Out Risbygate Officially opened April 1904	H W Farrow 1922 Woolhall Street, Bury St Edmunds	The Methodist School became the East Anglian School for Girls. It is now a private home called Newman House, Northgate Avenue, Bury St Edmunds
Raymond Montague Burton, 1933	Stanley Howard Burton, 1933	Council Houses built by Apprentices in 1946
Montague Burton's Art Deco Tayloring Shop Cornhill, Bury St Edmunds	Burton's shop between Boots and Smiths, 2007	Part of the post war building programme 9 and 11, Acacia Avenue, Mildenhall Estate
Council Houses built by Apprentices in 1948	GORB 1956 Great Ouse River Board 1956	Barber Greene's foundation stone 18th September 1961
Another pair of homes Corner of Wordsworth Road 10 and 12, Acacia Avenue, Mildenhall Estate	Rebuilt lock on River Lark At Fullers Mill, West Stow	St Edmundsbury House, Western Way Formerly Barber Greene's European HQ Seen here in August 2006
Homes refurbished in 1963 Foyer of Suffolk Regimental Homes	Borough Offices extension Stone laid 14th February 1966	Beeton's Way official opening 15th January 1970
Suffolk Regimental Homes Out Risbygate Built 1903, improved 1963	Borough Offices extension Lower Baxter Street	Beeton's Way Underpass Seen here in August 2006
Commemorating what is now Culford School 1873-1973	Great War memorial to dead of St Edmunds Place, Bury St Edmunds. This replacement memorial dates to 2008. The original 24 houses of St Edmunds Place were cleared in the 1970s.
Northgate Villa in Northgate Street	Location of Great War memorial to dead of St Edmunds Place, Bury St Edmunds, visible on right hand wall. It remains in its original place once located facing down the now demolished St Edmunds Place. Today it is accessible from St Martins Street.

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