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relocate Walton Priory to Abbey Meadow, behind the Walton parish church of St Mary. The parish church was then used as the conventual or priory church. The ruins of the second priory were still standing in the late 18th century, and the site was excavated by Dr
Stanley West in around 1970. The parish church was largely rebuilt in the 19th century on the medieval ground-plan, including the tower unusually sited at the south-west end of the south aisle. It is a grade II* listed building.
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Walton Hall was built in c.1740–1750 and rebuilt and extended in c.1799 as evidenced by a date stone which is initialled for the contemporary owner
Anthony Collett. The building has been known as Walton Hall from c.1813 when the original manorial complex which lay in Walton Village to the east was
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field systems near Walton Hall. A Late Bronze Age hoard comprising a Type 4 barbed spearhead and a south-eastern type socketed axe was found in the first railway cutting to the west of the Lilds site in the 19th century (FEX 010). A Roman coin of
Antoninus pius (AD 157–8)was discovered just to the
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said of Walton: "WALTON, a parish, with a village, in
Woodbridge district, Suffolk; 3½ miles NW of Harwich r. station. It has a post-office‡. under Ipswich, and a ferry across the Orwell to Harwich. Acres, 1,988. Real property, £5,663. Pop., 988. Houses, 225. The manor belongs to the Duke of
23:- The sign was given to the village by 'Walton carnival Funtime' in June 1993. The sign is based upon the coat of arms and crest of the 1st Earl of Norfolk, Roger Bigod who was granted the Manor of Walton in 1066 by William the Conqueror. The sign is positioned next to the church.
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Hamilton. Orwell House and
Coldham are chief residences. W. Castle stood on a sea-cliff; dated from the time of the Romans; was rebuilt by R. Bigod, and ruined by Henry II.; and suffered gradual undermining and eventual extinction by the sea."
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Academy as of 2018.
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343:civil parish
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90:Civil parish
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2134:Mid Suffolk
1989:Somerleyton
1843:Westhallilk
1838:Westerfield
1808:Walberswick
1583:Purdis Farm
1448:Kessingland
1438:Kettleburgh
1388:Heveningham
1328:Framlingham
1213:Chillesford
1193:Campsey Ash
911:(1690–1753)
886:41 Part 4,
875:39 Part 4,
824:23 December
798:23 December
768:29 December
711:27 November
669:27 November
637:27 November
605:27 November
556:Walton Hall
403:Anglo-Saxon
392:River Deben
324: /
2408:Felixstowe
2387:Categories
2277:Woodbridge
2267:Stowmarket
2257:Saxmundham
2237:Mildenhall
2207:Halesworth
2192:Felixstowe
2004:Thorpeness
1929:Eastbridge
1904:Aldringham
1878:Worlingham
1768:Thorington
1723:Sternfield
1683:South Cove
1653:Shottisham
1648:Shipmeadow
1618:Ringsfield
1603:Rendlesham
1573:Pettistree
1568:Peasenhall
1543:North Cove
1513:Mettingham
1503:Martlesham
1498:Marlesford
1458:Knodishall
1338:Frostenden
1283:Earl Soham
1273:Dennington
1258:Dallinghoo
1248:Cretingham
1203:Charsfield
1178:Bucklesham
1168:Bromeswell
1163:Brightwell
1153:Brandeston
1123:Blythburgh
1118:Blundeston
1052:Woodbridge
1042:Saxmundham
1017:Halesworth
1012:Felixstowe
877:p. 419-459
577:References
525:Smock mill
457:Caen stone
414:Rendlesham
410:Sutton Hoo
388:Felixstowe
375:Bronze Age
347:Felixstowe
309:51°58′18″N
190:FELIXSTOWE
98:Felixstowe
2372:Windmills
2281:See also:
2262:Southwold
2247:Newmarket
2232:Lowestoft
2212:Haverhill
2157:Aldeburgh
2031:See also:
2019:Wenhaston
1979:Pakefield
1873:Witnesham
1848:Westleton
1828:Wantisden
1803:Uggeshall
1763:Theberton
1753:Sweffling
1738:Sudbourne
1678:Sotterley
1673:Sotherton
1538:Newbourne
1518:Middleton
1468:Levington
1393:Hollesley
1368:Hacheston
1303:Falkenham
1243:Cratfield
1238:Cransford
1233:Covehithe
1208:Chediston
1173:Bruisyard
1158:Bredfield
1143:Bramfield
1083:Badingham
1047:Southwold
1032:Lowestoft
992:Aldeburgh
899:p.131-152
888:p.405-425
853:5 October
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539:Town jail
473:King John
469:Leicester
449:Rochester
349:, in the
312:1°20′25″E
246:Ambulance
186:Post town
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2014:Wangford
1984:Sizewell
1974:Minsmere
1944:Henstead
1919:Brampton
1883:Wrentham
1793:Ubbeston
1788:Tunstall
1758:Swilland
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1628:Rushmere
1623:Rumburgh
1593:Redisham
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1578:Playford
1523:Monewden
1373:Hasketon
1348:Gisleham
1343:Gedgrave
1113:Blaxhall
1068:Alderton
1022:Kesgrave
818:Archived
792:Archived
762:Archived
758:"Walton"
705:Archived
660:Archived
599:Archived
461:Normandy
108:District
2367:Museums
2362:Schools
2347:History
2272:Sudbury
2227:Leiston
2217:Ipswich
2167:Brandon
2162:Beccles
2129:Ipswich
2119:Babergh
2104:Suffolk
1964:Kirkley
1959:Kelsale
1924:Carlton
1888:Yoxford
1868:Wissett
1818:Walpole
1638:Saxtead
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1333:Friston
1323:Foxhall
1308:Farnham
1293:Ellough
1278:Dunwich
1263:Darsham
1223:Cookley
1218:Clopton
1128:Blyford
1108:Benhall
1103:Benacre
1098:Bawdsey
1093:Barsham
1027:Leiston
997:Beccles
866:Sources
742:1 April
481:Ipswich
418:Dunwich
369:History
355:Suffolk
298:Suffolk
293:England
239:Suffolk
227:Suffolk
168:England
162:Country
134:Suffolk
79:Suffolk
2312:Places
2295:Topics
2252:Orford
2172:Bungay
2009:Walton
1999:Stoven
1939:Henham
1934:Gunton
1853:Weston
1798:Ufford
1743:Sutton
1658:Sibton
1608:Reydon
1563:Parham
1553:Oulton
1533:Nacton
1508:Melton
1453:Kirton
1398:Holton
1378:Hemley
1288:Easton
1268:Debach
1253:Culpho
1228:Corton
1188:Butley
1138:Boyton
1133:Boulge
1088:Barnby
1037:Orford
1002:Bungay
422:Dommoc
399:Wealas
359:Orwell
339:Walton
222:Police
144:Region
71:Walton
35:Walton
2327:SSSIs
2182:Clare
1969:Mells
1914:Ashby
1663:Snape
1548:Otley
1493:Lound
1183:Burgh
985:Towns
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363:Deben
212:01394
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1298:Eyke
897:33,
855:2015
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770:2011
744:2014
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