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Some architectural details around Bury St Edmunds   Picture Page 3

Carter's Builders Entrance, believed erected by Lot Jackaman the builder from original mouldings for the Corn Exchange. C 1861. Lead roofing by R G Carter, late 1990's	Old Kingdom Hall	The well known Waggon Wheel roof in the Nottyngham Porch
Carter's Builders Entrance, St Peters Vineyard, Out Westgate This site was once owned by the builder John Darkin until his death in 1886. Darkin had a vineyard here, sheltered from the north by a 22 foot wall. St Peter's church behind was built in 1858. Other builders who used this yard before R G Carter included Lot Jackaman and Harvey Frost	Old Kingdom Hall Short Brackland, Bury St Edmunds	The Nottyngham Porch, St Mary's Church, Bury St Edmunds
St Edmund, erected late 20th century	The clock on the former Bus Station Ticket Office	Arms of Bury St Edmunds Borough Council Borough Offices built 1937
St Edmund erected on Halifax Building Society building. Now an Estate Agents, January's Abbeygate Street/Skinner Street	The old Bus Station Ticket Office High Baxter Street / Brentgovel Street Corner	Borough Offices Angel Hill Bury St Edmunds
Victorian Post Box which apparently survived until removed by building work in 2011 or early 2012.	Bury St Edmunds Borough Council Coat of Arms prior to 1974	Bury St Edmunds Corporation Electricity Department Set up in 1900, the electricity undertaking was sold in 1937
Located in Cannon Street, but removed by October 2012.	Pigeon Lane Pumping Station built 1962 Fornham All Saints	Denny's Shop Kings Road / St Andrews Street (S) corner

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