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Field name `Gibbet Pightle' at TL 898 741 (S1) suggesting gallows/gibbet site in locality, probably on Troston Mount - see TRS 004. Formerly recorded as TRS MISC

A timber framed house built mainly in the early 16th century, incorporating the remains of an earlier building. The house was built by the Mannock family, who held the manor from 1428. There were some alterations and additions in the early 18th centu...

possible gallows site at Gibbet Hill, named on 1842 Tithe map (S1)(R1).

House built circa 1480 but much restored and enlarged in the early 20th century. It is surrounded by a rectangular waterfilled moat cut into a south east slope. A brick bridge, probably 16th century crosses the south arm; the north arm was filled in ...

Samian and other pottery from Gippeswyk Hall. Also, coin of Trajan.

Gibraltar Barracks was constructed for the Suffolk Regiment in 1878 and went out of use in 1959 and all buildings except the Keep and the perimeter walls were demolished.

Gilded bronze `hinged handle' with ornate and detailed birds `with long ostrich-like necks & broad wings'. Formerly recorded as WNG MISC

Gallow site suggested by field name Gibbet Close on Westley 1837 tithe map. Formerly recorded as BSE MISC

Roman coins.

Gilt bronze disc brooch with 7 lobes.