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Sudbury, Gainsborough House 1932
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More about this scene
This street, originally called Sepulchre Street, was renamed Gainsborough Street c1910 in honour of the artist. The building was at this time a hotel with tearooms. Adjacent to it are pairs of Victorian houses. Beyond is the Tudor-style Drill Hall of 1881, designed by Arthur Grimwood for D Company 2nd Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment. On the left the tobacconist is advertising Gold Flake. The man and dog have just passed St Gregory's Rectory. Ahead in the distance is the Stone in Stour Street.
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