Marston House, 6 Cumberland Street, Woodbridge
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Marston House, 6 Cumberland Street, Woodbridge
Image: © Jo and Steve Turner Taken: 18 Jun 2017
Grade II Listed 18th century house. Granted permission in 2008 the blue plaque reads 'THOMAS CHURCHYARD 1798-1865 Landscape Artist and Advocate lived here 1843-1853'. A couple of references refer to Churchyard moving his business into part of Marston House in 1834 or by 1841. Reportedly Marston House (and its neighbour Grade II* Listed Gordon House) are named after officers serving in Woodbridge during the Napoleonic War.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.092045
Longitude
1.315262