An elegant Victorian design with a fully glazed roof. Officially opened on the 1st March 1894 by the Mayor of Ipswich Samuel Anness. The first year saw over 42,000 people use the facility. The population of Ipswich was only 57,000 at the time.
St Clement's Church, Star Lane, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 1JN
Multiple dates available
In person
Pre-booking not required
Come and look around St Clement's church and find out about some of the people who lived in the parish, including Mother Lakland known as the Ipswich witch.
Total Car Parks, 3 Salthouse Lane, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 1GA
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In person
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A grade II listed burial site containing graves of the Jewish community in Suffolk and surrounding areas between beginning of 17th C, until the end of 19th C.
CLAY 1A is a unique cultural destination opening in the historic clay town of Ipswich in 2028. We are delighted to offer the opportunity to visit the building before it is refurbished, and explore some prototype exhibits about clay in your everyday.