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This loveable character has a penchant for Yorkshire pudding but is really a best boy. Odie, is one year and a cross German Shepherd, Rottweiler and Dogue De Bordeaux.

Clare Teal and her Mini Big Band at The Apex May 20

Alfred and Charles Browning, father and son, worked at these premises in Southgate Street, Bury St Edmunds, from at least 1892 until the 1940s.

This photo, taken in May 1982, shows children who took part in a teddy bears’ picnic at Hardwick Heath.

This photo, taken in May 1982 was taken in the Abbey Gardens as crowds gathered for the Diocesan Family Day.

This week’s photograph was snapped by a Bury Free Press photographer in 1994 and shows pupils in a Horringer Court Middle School production in December of that year.

This house is not shown on Warren’s map of 1791 and it is believed to date from the first decade of the 19th century.

This photo, taken in November 1986, shows students at Thurston Upper School as they swapped their schoolbooks for cooks’ aprons on a new course.

Alderman A Mitchell, Deputy Mayor, gives details of the Peace Celebrations to be held on Saturday, July 19, at a public meeting held in the Town Hall (now Market Cross) on Monday, July 7, 1919.

A continental flavour was added to the proceedings at Stowmarket Middle School IN 1991 when parents were entertained in French.

St Nicholas Hospital was founded to care for lepers circa 1220.

The most talented Theatre Royal Youth group provided a great evening’s entertainment with the new version of Arabian Nights by Neil Duffield.

Schools were encouraged to make the most of their land by growing food to help the war effort.

This touring production of the most talented Bury Theatre Workshop is based on the true story of the ‘Brides in the Bath Murders’ committed by George Smith between 1912 and 1914.

Pictured here is an operating theatre at the Suffolk General Hospital ‘with patient and medical staff’.

Elsie Coleman had always dreamed of visiting the United States, but she thought it would only have been possible if she had won the Premium Bonds.

This photo shows five young people and their models at West Suffolk College in April 1982. They were a cut above the rest as they all scooped prizes in the annual hairdressing competition for those taking the course at the college.

This picture shows Oliver & Son, grocers, tea-dealers and coffee roasters.

Most people now own a digital camera, even if only on a phone, but the majority cannot take photography to the level of an art form.

This photo shows children at Chedburgh Primary School in May 1986 accepting a thank you letter from the Queen. This was following the 60th birthday card they all worked on together and sent to her majesty a few weeks previously.