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Remains of St Mary, Blackfriars, Ipswich
Remains of St Mary, Blackfriars, Ipswich
Site of Blackfriars (W) in relation to St Mary-at-Key (N) and St Peter's (M), after John Speed (1610). The church has already gone.
Site of Blackfriars (W) in relation to St Mary-at-Key (N) and St Peter's (M), after John Speed (1610). The church has already gone.
Joshua Kirby's 1748 illustration of buildings on the site of the Ipswich Blackfriars. The Priory Church, already demolished, formerly stood to the lef
Joshua Kirby's 1748 illustration of buildings on the site of the Ipswich Blackfriars. The Priory Church, already demolished, formerly stood to the left (north) of this group.
The site of St Mary's church (looking east), which occupied the entire open space between the modern buildings: footings show the piers of the nave ar
The site of St Mary's church (looking east), which occupied the entire open space between the modern buildings: footings show the piers of the nave arcades
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Image: Ipswich Christchurch Mansion Cropped
Image: Ipswich Christchurch Mansion Cropped
Image: St Mary Le Tower, Ipswich 01
Image: St Mary Le Tower, Ipswich 01
Image: Clear sky afternoon on the Ipswich Waterfront
Image: Clear sky afternoon on the Ipswich Waterfront
Image: Orwell Bridge
Image: Orwell Bridge