Pargetting on the Ancient House, Ipswich

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Pargetting on the Ancient House, Ipswich

Image: © David Smith Taken: 20 Jun 2014

The north side of the "Ancient House" includes a royal coat of arms, and symbols of the four continents known in the 17th century. On the left, Asia with an Oriental dome, on the right, an African astride a crocodile. The building is now a Lakeland kitchenware shop

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.057066
Longitude
1.15451