Lime Kiln Quay
Street and River Photography – Lime Kiln Quay offers a striking photographic record of the town’s long connection with shipbuilding, industry and the River Deben. The images preserve former shipyards, railway crossings, foundries, workshops and riverside businesses, capturing how this busy waterfront area changed from a centre of maritime trade into a modern residential part of Woodbridge.
Cumberland Street
Street and River Photography – Cumberland Street offers a rich visual record of the changing commercial, residential and social life of Woodbridge. The photographs capture former shops, inns, businesses, public buildings and historic homes, preserving scenes of the street before later redevelopment and changing traffic patterns reshaped the area.
Church Street
Street and River Photography – Church Street and Turn Lane provide a fascinating visual record of everyday life, commerce and worship in historic Woodbridge. The photographs capture changing street scenes, former businesses, religious buildings and hidden courtyards, preserving glimpses of the town before later redevelopment and modern traffic reshaped the area.
Castle Street
Street and River Photography – Castle Street and Victoria Road offer a visual record of the changing appearance of this historic part of Woodbridge. The photographs capture lost buildings, schools, churches, breweries and homes, preserving scenes of the area before major twentieth-century redevelopment transformed the streetscape.
Brook Street
Street and River Photography – Brook Street offers a glimpse into the changing appearance and everyday character of this part of Woodbridge. The photographs capture former inns, warehouses, homes and riverside activity, preserving scenes of the street before many later twentieth-century changes reshaped the area.
Chapel Street, Angel Lane and Bredfield Street
Street and River Photography – Chapel Street, Angel Lane and Bredfield Street offer a glimpse into the changing appearance of these quieter corners of Woodbridge. The photographs preserve former cottages, chapels, inns, schools and small businesses, capturing how the streets evolved while still retaining much of their historic character and atmosphere.