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SUMMARY:Heritage Open Days - Life in Edwardian Halesworth (Exhibition)
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DESCRIPTION:Open 11th-19th September. Featuring shops and industries of
Halesworth at the turn of the 20th Century. The exhibition
includes historic artefacts and period photographs, plus an
opportunity to discover the businesses where these trades were
carried out.
LOCATION:Halesworth and District Museum, Station Road, Haleswort IP19 8BZ
ORGANIZER:Halesworth and District Museum
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Heritage Open Days - Life in Edwardian Halesworth (Exhibition)
– 13:00 on Monday, 14th September 2026
Venue: Halesworth and District Museum, Station Road, Halesworth
IP19 8BZlink
Open 11th-19th September. Featuring shops and industries of Halesworth at the turn of the 20th Century. The exhibition includes historic artefacts and period photographs, plus an opportunity to discover the businesses where these trades were carried out.
Who to Contact: Pauline Wilcock Phone: 07342930312
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SUMMARY:Heritage Open Days - Who Do You Think You Are? Family History
Event
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DESCRIPTION:Taking place at the i-Chameleon shop at 9, Thoroughfare. An
opportunity to explore your ancestry and useful hints on ways
to find out more.
LOCATION:see event text for venue information
ORGANIZER:Halesworth & District U3A
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Heritage Open Days - Who Do You Think You Are? Family History Event
– 15:30 on Monday, 14th September 2026
Organised by: Halesworth & District U3A
Venue: see event text for venue information
Taking place at the i-Chameleon shop at 9, Thoroughfare. An opportunity to explore your ancestry and useful hints on ways to find out more.
Ticket Details: Free Event, No Need to Book.
Who to Contact: On the day: Kevin. Phone: 01502 565591
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SUMMARY:Heritage Open Days - The Alfred Corry Lifeboat Museum
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DESCRIPTION:Open daily 11th-18th September inclusive. The museum has a new
display of old photographs and films of the large fishing
community of over 200 fishermen working and living on
Southwold beach. Plus on display is the last rowing/sailing
lifeboat on the East Coast, built in 1893 and operational for
25 years.
LOCATION:Alfred Corry Museum, Southwold Harbour (by public car park)
ORGANIZER:Alfred Corry Museum
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Heritage Open Days - The Alfred Corry Lifeboat Museum
– 15:30 on Monday, 14th September 2026
Venue: Alfred Corry Museum, Southwold Harbour (by public car park)link
Open daily 11th-18th September inclusive. The museum has a new display of old photographs and films of the large fishing community of over 200 fishermen working and living on Southwold beach. Plus on display is the last rowing/sailing lifeboat on the East Coast, built in 1893 and operational for 25 years.
