"Uplands", Aldeburgh
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"Uplands", Aldeburgh
Image: © Anthony O'Neil Taken: Unknown
No longer an hotel. In fact, the premises have gone full circle from 19th century private home to guest house to hotel and, now, back to private accommodation. The conservatory is a 20th century addition. The house has had some illustrious residents: in the 1850s, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson - first woman doctor and first female mayor; in the 1900s, prominent suffragette Millicent Fawcett (neé Garrett); and it has also been associated with poet George Crabbe. Latterly, it was popular with visitors and musicians attending the annual Aldeburgh Festival.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.154776
Longitude
1.598934