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A permanent military camp associated with the Second World War airfield at Bungay is visible on aerial photographs of 1944 as a complex of structures to the east of Flixton Hall, Flixton parish.

A military camp associated with the Second World War airfield at Bungay is visible on aerial photographs of 1944 as a complex of structures to the north-east of Flixton Hall, Flixton parish

A permanent military camp associated with the Second World War airfield at Bungay is visible on aerial photographs of 1944 as a complex of structures centred on the site of a modern electricity sub-station to the east of Mushroom Farm , Flixton paris...

A permanent military camp associated with the Second World War airfield at Bungay is visible on aerial photographs of 1944 as a complex of structures to the south-east of Flixton Hall, Flixton

Account rolls of 1355-1357 show that 31% of manorial income in Flixton was gained from the extraction of peat (from a turbary)(S1)(R1).

Flixton decoy, circa 2m NW of Lowestoft, feeding into the Waveney.

One blade, two scrapers ex Trapp collection (S1). Formerly recorded as FLN MISC

Site of Flixton Hall Estate School, closed in 1946 and demolished soon afterwards.

Flixton Hall was built circa 1615 by Sir John Tasburgh. Was almost totally destroyed by fire in 1847, then extensively rebuilt. listed building

A formal garden probably executed by W.A. Nesfield, is visible on aerial photographs as earthworks to the south of Flixton hall, Flixton parish.