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Building previously used as the parish workhouse for Woodbridge and before that as a Free School and possible a Guildhall

Passenger station, goods sheds, cattle pens and crane shown on 1880s & 1900s OS maps. Part station and goods sheds survive.

Acheulian hand-axe, found in digging a sewer trench.

The area of Sutton Common to the east of Woodbridge was requisitioned for military training during the Second World War, and was used for both infantry and tank training. Several specific areas of training within this larger site have been recorded s...

Post medieval tide mill and mill pond, Woodbridge Tide Mill, Woodbridge. Listed Building, grade 1.

Woodbridge town gas works (S1), built 1815 according to (R1). Formerly recorded as WBG MISC

Carlford and Colneis Incorporated Hundred Workhouse, constructed in 1756 (the earliest in Suffolk), demolished after 1904 apparently. Also burial ground on opposite side of road.

Wooden hulk. Badly decayed. Ribs and bottom planking still visible. Woodwork directly in front of hulk - old jetty? 10m long (approx.) Formerly recorded as WLD MISC

Wooden piles (possibly Rom bridge).

Wooden 'plank' visible poking out of saltmarsh c30-40cm below marsh surface. Inaccessible. Prob. modern/PMed but can't tell. In layer of grey marsh clay. Saltmarsh believed to be quite recent. Formerly recorded as ADB MISC