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Town and Village Signs in the Blyth Valley Area

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Town and Village Signs in the Blyth Valley Area

Town and Village Signs in the Blyth Valley Area

Many Suffolk villages and most towns have a sign such as these. They sometimes depict famous historical scenes connected to the location, such as the Battle of Solebay in 1672 on the Southwold sign. Often they reflect familiar features of the village such as the unique detached round tower of Bramfield Church or the magnificent carved angels in the roof of Blythburgh Church.

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Blythburgh Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen Heaps, May 2001
Blythburgh Village Sign
(Article about The Blythburgh Angel)
Bramfield Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen 
                    Heaps, May 2001
Bramfield Village Sign
Cookley Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen 
                    Heaps, May 2001
Cookley Village Sign
Framlingham Town Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen 
                    Heaps, May 2001
Framlingham Town Sign
Halesworth Town Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen
                    Heaps, May 2001
Halesworth Town Sign
Reydon Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen
                    Heaps, May 2001
Reydon Village Sign
Sibton Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen
                    Heaps, May 2003
Sibton Village Sign
Southwold Town Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen
                    Heaps, May 2001
Southwold Town Sign
Walberswick Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen
                    Heaps, May 2001
Walberswick Village Sign
Wenhaston Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen
                    Heaps, May 2001
Wenhaston Village Sign
Wissett Village Sign. Photograph taken by Tim and Eileen
                    Heaps, June 2004
Wissett Village Sign

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