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Home » News » Our Story of Saxmundham

Our Story of Saxmundham

Posted on 26th October 2021

Our Story of Saxmundham, a newly published book, describes how the East Suffolk town has grown over the centuries, from its earliest beginnings as a small Saxon settlement, to its emergence as a thriving market town and its continued development as an important East Suffolk hub.

Newly published book ‘Our Story of Saxmundham’

A collaborative project from long time Saxmundham residents Richard & Viv Wills Crisp and Kevin & Jane Gale, the book contains fascinating historical photographs and insightful stories and anecdotes.  It is truly a fascinating read for all ages.

Saxmundham Museum is hosting a morning to launch the publication of this exciting new book on Saturday 23rd October from 10.00am – 1.00pm.  It will be an opportunity for everyone to meet the people behind the book, which will be essential reading for anyone with Saxmundham connections.

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