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Monument: IPS 1809 Conduit, St Lawrence, Ipswich.Conduit, Ipswich.
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Building: WSF 092 Congregational ChapelCongregational chapel built in 1876-7.
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Monument: HAD 199 Coney Field (Tithe)Field displayed on the tithe map of 1839 as number 945, Coney Field. Indicates presence of rabbits, introduced in the Norman period. Formerly recorded as HAD MISC
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Building: CAV 096 Congregational chapelCongregational chapel built in 1840, enlarged 1843, and rebuilt in 1858. Grey brick gabled front with graduated lancets and red brick sides.
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Monument: IPS 514 Conduit Head, Stoke, Ipswich.Details unknown.
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Monument: FEX 309 Conford House and 1-21 Exmoor Road, FelixstoweEvaluation identified a burial of a dog, and an undated ditch that was likely to be of a much earlier date, possibly pre-historic.
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Building: LCS 320 Congregational chapelCongregational chapel built in the High Street in 1866.
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Monument: BNH 061 Concrete Surface probably part of RAF Barnham, Former Gorse Motors Ltd., BarnhamConcrete surface surveyed in advance of development. Concrete probably part of former RAF Barnham.
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Monument: DUN 097 Coney Hill, The Warren, Minsmere North MarshProbable pillow mound named 'Coney Hill' on OS 1880's map, demarked as roughly oval mound circa 67m by 57m and possibly formed part of later coastal sea bank alignment.
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Building: EBG 119 Congregational chapelCongregational chapel in Cemetery Lane built in 1857. Red brick with dressings of white and blue brick to a design by Charles Foster Hayward of London. Tall gabled front with central doorway, three lancets above with a quatrefoil over within a pointe...