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Abbot's Hall
An Eighteenth Century manor house will walled garden - we are in the process of restoring Abbot's Hall with money from the National Lottery. It will be open to the public by 2012.
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Alton Watermill from...
Alton Watermill originally stood in Stutton, Suffolk. It was moved to the Museum when Alton Water, a large man-made reservoir, was created. This reservoir has flooded the area where the Mill once stood. A mill pond was created behind the Mill so that we could still grind flour and animal food. The M...
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Alton Watermill in t...
Alton Watermill originally stood in Stutton, Suffolk. It was moved to the Museum when Alton Water, a large man-made reservoir, was created. This reservoir has flooded the area where the Mill once stood. A mill pond was created behind the Mill so that we could still grind flour and animal food. The M...
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Edgar's Farmhouse
Edgar's Farmhouse originally stood in the village of Combs, less than a mile away from its new site at MEAL. It is part of a 14th Century aisled hall probably built by a John Adgor and his wife Ascelina.
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Great Moulton Chapel
Great Moulton Chapel orginally stood in the village of Great Moulton in Norfolk. It is a 'Tin Tabernacle' made by Boulton and Paul in Norwich who exported these flat pack buildings to as far away as Australia. It was used in the village as a Baptist Chapel.
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Grundisburgh Smithy
This Blacksmith's shop is from the Suffolk village of Grundisburgh. It was moved to MEAL piece by piece, it was originally built in the Eighteenth Century.
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Inside Great Moulton...
Great Moulton Chapel came from the Norfolk village of Great Moulton and was reconstructed at MEAL. This is the Sunday School.
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Inside Grundisburgh ...
This is the inside of the 200yr old Grunisburgh Blacksmith's shop. In the background you can see the bellows that are used to light the fire in the forge.
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Inside the Bone Buil...
The Bone Building holds the Museum of East Anglian Life's collection of arefacts from the Ransomes company of Ipswich. The steam engine in the picture was used by nuns in Ireland before it came to the Museum.
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Inside the Mortlock ...
The Morlock building originally stood in Lavenham, Suffolk. It was built after World War One for the Mortlock family who used it to repair Steam Traction Engines. The Mortlock now houses some of the Museum's engines.
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The Boby Building
This building formed part of the factory of Robert Boby Ltd in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. The company made agricultural implements and at its height in the 1870's it employed 200 men. The building was reconstructed at MEAL and a supermarket now stands on it's original site.
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The Boby Building in...
This building formed part of the factory of Robert Boby Ltd in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. The company made agricultural implements and at its height in the 1870's it employed 200 men. The building was reconstructed at MEAL and a supermarket now stands on it's original site.
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The Cart Lodge
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The front of Alton W...
Alton Watermill originally stood in Stutton, Suffolk. It was moved to the Museum when Alton Water, a large man-made reservoir, was created. This reservoir has flooded the area where the Mill once stood. A mill pond was created behind the Mill so that we could still grind flour and animal food. The M...
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