museum in Parkeston

Official Facebook page of Ipswich Borough Council

A fully accredited museum dedicated to preserving the transport and engineering heritage of Ipswich.

Established in 1984, Frinton & Walton Heritage Trust exists to consolidate historical knowledge of the local area.

Closed for the winter. Open 30th March - 31st October 2018.

The Suffolk Carbon Charter recognises carbon reduction measures in Suffolk's small and medium businesses - i.e. those with fewer than 250 FTEs

Welcome aboard The LV18 the last manned Trinity House Lightvessel In the heart of historic maritime Harwich Take a guided tour around this classic heritage vessel

Flatford is the location which inspired the artist John Constable to create some of his most famous paintings, including The Hay Wain.

The Café and Munnings Museum are now open from April to October: Weds to Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays. The café opens at 10am, the Museum at 2pm

HMS Ganges Museum is dedicated to the 160 000 boys who passed through the gates and climbed the mast at this Royal Navy Training establishment in Shotley Suffolk

Historic 86ft landmark dramatically situated on the cliffs at The Naze. Art gallery showing exhibitions by East Anglian artists, museum, tea rooms and a roof viewing platform with spectacular 360…

St Peter's by the Waterfront is a community arts and heritage centre by the historic waterfront of Ipswich in Suffolk.

The official website for the Landguard Peninsula at Felixstowe in Suffolk UK

Find out about the advice and services provided by the archaeological team and where you can go to learn more about Suffolk’s heritage.

The social and military history of this popular Suffolk seaside resort displayed in 14 rooms of the former submarine mining establishment at Landguard Point 'twixt Fort and Port.

The official facebook page of Martlesham Heath Aviation Society and Control Tower Museum and Authorised by them.

The official facebook page of Martlesham Heath Aviation Society and Control Tower Museum and Authorised by them.

Home page of Ipswich Museum and Gallery with links to our information about what is on display, helpful visitor information and our history.

Landguard Fort is the site of the last opposed seaborne invasion of England in 1667 and the first land battle of the Royal Marines.

An information portal for the aviation related heritage of the County of Suffolk, including defined research projects, investigations, exhibitions, events and Heritage Display Centre opening times