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Building: BMF 038 The Queen's Head Inn, The StreetThe Queen’s Head Inn is a grade II-listed building at the southern entrance to the village of Bramfield.
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Monument: BRP 007 The RectoryMoat occupied, near crossroads, part gone (S1).
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Monument: KBA 014 The QueechPlot 156 on tithe map (S1),' wood' named 'The Queech' - medieval name for shrubbery or wooded area. Suggests possible location of an ancient woodland, adjoining woodland in Hitcham Parish.
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Building: SPL 030 The RamblersGrade II 17th-18th century timber framed building
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Monument: SFF 001 The Rectory, now called Sweffling Grange2 coins, asses, of Vespasian found in rectory garden, 1956.
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Monument: SNN 010 The QueechSmall square earthwork platform and moat within The Queech (woodland).
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Monument: BLB 123 The Priory, Priory Road, BlythburghFootings of the chapel walls and a small rectangular masonary structure were revealed during monitoring.
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Building: PRH 069 The Radar Building, North GreenFormer World War 2 Radar Building
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Monument: BRD 045 The Rectory (garden)Circa 1983: assortment of St Neots ware sherds found while disposing of old bibles by burying them in the kitchen garden.