30 April 2016
This week’s photograph shows members of the Bury St Edmunds Squash Club ladies’ team in April 1992.
23 April 2016
This pair of red brick cottages was built by subscription in memory of the officers and men of the Suffolk Regiment who lost their lives in South Africa 1899-1902.
23 April 2016
This photo shows members of the West Suffolk Health Authority bidding farewell to their retiring chief executive, John Melleney, in April 1993.
16 April 2016
This image appeared in the Bury Free Press of January 17, 1914, and may have been commissioned by the newspaper.
09 April 2016
Charles Henry Bullen, cabinet maker, upholsterer, decorator, estate agent, auctioneer and furniture remover, traded from this shop in Buttermarket, Bury St Edmunds, c1875-c1920.
09 April 2016
This week’s photograph appeared in the Bury Free Press on March 19, 1982, and shows committee members of the Mildenhall branch of the Royal British Legion during a weekend of fund-raising.
06 April 2016
Sworders is staging a valuation day at the Guildhall, Hadleigh, featuring David Battie from the Antiques Roadshow.
02 April 2016
This photograph first appeared in the Bury Free Press on January 30, 1987.
26 March 2016
This week’s photograph takes us back to May 1990 when American boy band New Kids on the Block (NKOTB) were popular.
26 March 2016
Thomas Cross established his Florist, Seed merchant and Nurseryman’s shop opposite, at number 58 in 1892. The same year he moved to no 24 and between 1896 and 1900 to this building – now the Ivory cafe bar – where the business continued until 1969.
20 March 2016
Today it’s shrouded in scaffolding, waiting for its unveiling after repairs, but here’s ‘The Cupola’ in 1895.
19 March 2016
This week’s photograph appeared in the Bury Free Press in August 1992 as part of a ‘spotlight on Thetford’ feature.
12 March 2016
William Chapman’s merchant tailors shop traded from this corner site from 1829 until after the World War One.
11 March 2016
This photo from the Bury Free Press archives takes you back to April 1982 when the centre of Barton Mills was invaded by little ‘rabbits’.
08 March 2016
There is still time for willing walkers and runners to sign up for this year’s Bury Sport Relief Mile.
05 March 2016
This is the earliest image of this view, which includes the Norman Tower, St James’ Church and Samson’s Tower in the foreground. The nave of St James’ was given the gabled roof in 1864. Samson’s Tower was converted into the Will Office, with new ‘Norman’ windows, and the avenue of trees planted in 1863.
13 February 2016
The Bury St Edmunds Pageant of Magna Carta was the inspiration of the Mayor of Bury St Edmunds, Cllr Frederick George Banks, supported by a committee of local councillors and community leader.
06 February 2016
From at least 1836 until June 1866, Westgate House, in Westgate Street, Bury St Edmunds, was a private school run by Sarah Ann Winkfield.
06 February 2016
This is a picture of Bury St Edmunds’ St Mary’s Church west front, with the largest west window of any parish church.
31 January 2016
The building under reconstruction has been vacated by Henry King, ‘haberdasher, hosier, Birmingham and Sheffield goods warehouseman’.