Tasburgh
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Welcome
The Village
Parish Boundary Map
The River Tas
The Hill Fort
Roads and Transport
Manors
The Manors of Tasburgh
Tasburgh and Rainthorpe
Religious Buildings
St Mary the Virgin Parish Church
The Quaker Meeting House
Primitive Methodist Chapel
Rectories
Schools
Farms and Farming
White Horse Farm
Manor Farm
Rookery House - Saxlingham Lane
The Limes - Low Road
Cottage Farm
Malthouse Farm - Low Road
Bridge Farm
Old Hall Farm - Church Road
Hill Farm - Ipswich Road
Elms Farm
Trades & Occupations
Tasburgh Mill
Taas Ford
Forge Cottage and Grange Meadow
Shops and Post Offices
Wayside and Jasmine Cottages, Low Road
Old Post Office Cottage
Commerce House, Low Road
Tasburgh Pubs
The Countryman (formerly The Bird in Hand - Ipswich Road
The Cherry Tree
The White Horse
The Horse Shoes
Houses great and small
Longwood House
Tasburgh Hall formerly Tasburgh Loge
The Beeches, Church Hill (formerly Grove Cottage)
The Pheasantries. Church Road
Tasburgh Grange, Low Road
Thatched Cottage
Tasburgh House, Ipswich Road
The Firs, Low Road
Poppy and Parson's Mere Cottages, Low Road
Howard and Colwyn Cottages
Bramble and Greenmore Cottages, Low Road
Tas Cottage and Akela, Low Road
White Cottage, Saxlingham Lane
Manor Farm Cottage
Orchard Cottage, Saxlingham Lane
Rookery Cottage, Saxlingham Lane
Grove Cottage, Grove Lane
Holly Tree Cottage (formerly Corner Cottage), Grove Lane
Charities
The Meek Charity
The Poor's Lands Charity
The Fuel Allotment Charity
The Thomas Clabburn and Bateman Charities
Tasburgh United Charities
The Sand, Gravel and Marl Pits Charity
The Town House
People
The Tasburgh Family
The Hart family of Tasburgh, Hapton and Tharston
Margaret Newson and her descendants
Captain Baker - Tasburgh's Spy
Sir Charles Harvey
The Rev. George Preston
Commander William Gwyn of Tasburgh Lodge
The Berney-Ficklin family
The Rev. Henry Preston
Richard Warnes
Demolished Buildings
Shearlings Yard, Low Road (now Kylestones and Seeonee)
Malthouse, Low Road
Thornley Barn formerly Manor Farm Barn, Saxlingham Lane
Demolished properties, Church Hill
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Thornley Barn formerly Manor Farm Barn, Saxlingham Lane
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Barn before conversion
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