Photographed too late!

Wall Plaques of Bury St Edmunds and surrounds   Picture Page 4, 1870 - 1899

BB refers to Robert and George Boby who were partners in the Station Works. (George Burlingham's maltings was adjacent.) Robert and George Boby built a beer finings factory here, opened in phases after 1872, with the addition of vinegar, barrel making, and a variety of other processes.	Horsetrough Plaque Presented to this Borough by Lady Bunbury, November 1875	Gibralter Barracks, Built 1878
Offices remaining from Boby's Station Works. Burlingham's buildings on Station Hill, Bury, are in the background.	On the Broadway, Eastgate Street	Gibralter Barracks, Out Risbygate Bury St Edmunds Left of main gate
Gibralter Barracks 'VR' Right of main gate	Edward Greene and Son 1880	On the Water Pump House, Cattlemarket
Gibralter Barracks, Out Risbygate Bury St Edmunds Right of main gate	Once the Foundry Maltings of Edward Greene, now housing in Westgate Street	Pumphouse of 1881, from cattle market car park
Risbygate Street Market Entrance 1852	The home of the Grammar School 1665 to 1883 Northgate Street	New Sunday School, opened in 1887
New Market Entrance	St Andrews Close Northgate Street	New Sunday School in Whiting Street in 1887
Old Police Station 1891 St Johns Street	James Stiff Sunday School benefactor in 1892	Lathbury Institute built 1896 for St John's Church
Old Police Station St Johns Street	Baptist Sunday School in Garland Street, Bury	Lathbury Institute seen in 2007 Church Row Now converted into housing
Terra-cotta M H Blanchard London 1874	(Queen Victoria's Diamond) Jubilee 1897 CS CHS Clayton Schofield was one of Bury's last wool merchants. He lived at 70 Guildhall Street.
Terra cotta Construction St Mary's Square Bury St Edmunds	The Old Wool Warehouse on St Andrews Street South

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