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Book, Map Etc Ref No Title Author Publisher Description Museum Key Words Date ISBN Number Photocopies (book, map Location Published etc.) 2002 60 Curious Parish Records Clare Rev J B William P Gale Halesworth book archived wenhaston and bulcamp 1903 photocopy in study parish records workhouse room under villages riots and wenhaston wenhaston doom 1992 USAAF Reunion Faux Melanie J and East Anglia Tourist Board book srairfield events and exhibitions 1992 Sullivan Jane Ed commemorations Suffolk Airfields in the Second Smith Graham Countryside Books book srairfield halesworth et al 1995 1 85306 342 8 World War Zemek's Wolfpack Randall Nigel, Julian and Fighting High Ltd book srairfield 56th fighter group P-47 2015 13:978 0 992620783 Peter thunderbolt Archaeology of Roman Suffolk Moore Ivan E with Suffolk County Council Planning book srarchaeolo recorders military works 1988 0 86055 1385 The, Plouviez Judith and West Dept farms and estates Stanley Archaeology of the Halesworth Fordham M E BSC (Econ) M E Fordham BSC (econ) edited extracts srarchaeolo locations of fieldwork 1988/2003 Area excavations angel British Archaeology Pitts Mike Ed Council for British Archaeology magazine srarchaeolo burrough hill bats mining 01/12/13 cuts Richard3rd British Archaeology Pitts Mike Ed Council for British Archaeology magazine srarchaeolo scanning diving dna 01/06/15 digging wolfhall hadrian British Archaeology Pitts Mike Ed Council for British Archaeology magazine srarchaeolo anglo saxon england ritual 01/08/15 circle pict silver British Archaeology Pitts Mike Ed Council for British Archaeology magazine srarchaeolo celts bignor roman anglo 01/10/15 saxon village British Archaeology Pitts Mike Ed Council for British Archaeology magazine srarchaeolo bluestones stonehenge 01/02/16 bronze age smiths British Archaeology Pitts Mike Ed Council for British Archaeology magazine srarchaeolo essex quarry wales oldest 01/04/16 village ostia British Mesozoic Fossils Natural History 4th edition British Museum book srarchaeolo scientific fossil name 1972 Pub No 703 56500703 distribution time scale 3 Dictionary of Archaeology A, Bray Warwick and Allen Lane the Penguin Press book srarchaeolo sutton hoo mildenhall 1970 0 7139 0137 3 Trump David grimes graves Guide to Second World War Liddiard Robert and Sims Robert Liddiard and David Sims by book srarchaeolo guide 1 lowestoft to 2014 Archaeology in Suffolk David Barnwell Print southwold Guide to Second World War Liddiard Robert and Sims Robert Liddiard and David Sims by book srarchaeolo guide 2 Walberswick to 2014 Archaeology in Suffolk David Barnwell Print Aldeburgh Guide to Second World War Liddiard Robert and Sims Robert Liddiard and David Sims by book srarchaeolo guide 3 Orford to 2014 Archaeology in Suffolk David Barnwell Print Felixstowe Guide to Second World War Liddiard Robert and Sims Robert Liddiard and David Sims by book srarchaeolo guide 4 stop lines 2014 Archaeology in Suffolk David Barnwell Print Outline of 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Council Planning book srarchaeolo vol 43 part 2 wenhaston 2014 Institute of Archaeology and Champion Matthew Dept doom days road capel st History Cotton Simon et al mary Proceedings of the Suffolk Heard Kieron Heavens Suffolk County Council Planning book srarchaeolo vol 43 part 4 st botwulf 2016 Institute of Archaeology and Deirdre Newton Sam Dept goseford ipswich town History Wain Peter governors The Suffolk Landscape Scarfe Norman Hodder and Stoughton Ltd book srarchaeolo south elmham all saints 1972 0 340 02953 6 church farm Bells and Bellringing in Suffolk Clouston R W M and Pipe Suffolk Historic Churches Trust book srchurches First woman in Suffolk 1980 G J W taught to ring-also first call changes recorded Century of Change in a Suffolk Tricker Roy Roy Tricker pamphlet srchurches re-ordering at st mary's 2016 Church A, church halesworth in the 19th century East Anglian Round Tower Goode W J Round Tower Churches Society pamphlet srchurches mettingham mutford 1998 Churches East Anglian Round Towers and Goode W J Round Tower Churches Society book srchurches wissett thorington and 1982 their Churches spexhall Inside Churches Guide to Church National Association of Capability Publishing Ltd book srchurches based on the original ed 1993 0 9514062 2 1 Furnishings A, Decorative and Fine Arts by Patricia Societies The Dirsztayarchitecture allegory costume etc Popular Guide to Suffolk Churches Mortlock D P Acorn Editions book srchurches no 1 west suffolk 1988 0 906554 10 1 The, Popular Guide to Suffolk Churches Mortlock D P Acorn Editions book srchurches no 2 central suffolk 1990 0 906554 13 6 The, Popular Guide to Suffolk Churches Mortlock D P Acorn Editions book srchurches no3 east suffolk page page removed The, removed Round Tower Churches of South Goode W J Round Tower Churches Society book srchurches bramfield bungay south 1994 0 9523058 0 1 East England elmham holton Selection of Suffolk Churches Tricker Roy Brechinset Publications book srchurches bramfield st andrew etc 1983 0 90507064 6 9 Ancient and Modern A, St Mary's Church Halesworth Blyth Valley Team Blyth Valley Team Ministry pamphlet srchurches early captains and ringers 2005 History of the Bells Ministry peals handbells Suffolk Churches Corke Jean et al Ed by Suffolk Historic Churches Trust book srchurches landscape setting 1976 0 950 5385 1 5 medieval achievement Suffolk Heraldic Brasses Felgate T M T M Felgate book srchurches sotterley darsham etc 1990 0 9513333 2 1 Coin Collecting Milne, Sutherland and Oxford University Press book srcoins 4th ed authors of 1963 Thompson heberden coin room ashmolean museum greek roman medieval england Coins in Collections Care and Use Jarrett Jonathan Fitzwilliam Museum book srcoins handling storage display 2009 provenance Ref No Title Author Publisher Description Museum Key Words Date ISBN Number Photocopies (book, map Location Published etc.) 2002 60 Curious Parish Records Clare Rev J B William P Gale Halesworth book archived wenhaston and bulcamp 1903 photocopy in study parish records workhouse room under villages riots and wenhaston wenhaston doom Guide Book of English Coins A, Bressett K E Western Publishing Company book srcoins 7thed nineteenth and 1968 twentieth centuries Roman Coins and their Values Sear David R Seaby Publications book srcoins pictorial denominations 1974 2nd ed More Murder in East Anglia a New Church Robert Robert Hale Ltd book srcrime murder of pc ebenezer tye 1990 0 7090 4031 8 Look at Notorious Cases of halesworth etc Picture History of Margaret Cobbold Richard and Pawprint Publishing book srcrime east coast smuggler 2009 978 0 9548298 8 9 Catchpole A, Wright Pip association and horse stealing Smugglers of the Suffolk Coast Thompson Leonard P Brett Valley Publications book srcrime sizewall gap gang etc 1968 Smuggling in East Anglia 1700- Jarvis Stan Countryside Books book srcrime from the alde to the yare 1987 0 905392 86 8 1840 etc Apple Fire Jill Pirrie Ed Bloodaxe Books Ltd book srhalesworth 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