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By CASEY SMITH and RICK CALLAHAN Associated Press/Report for America Apr 16, 2021 1 of 29 This image made from video shows a wide view of building with flashing lights from emergency vehicles in Indianapolis, IN, Friday, April 16, 2021. Police in Indianapolis say multiple people were shot and killed in a shooting late Thursday at a Fedex facility. TEL People stand outside a FedEx facility near Indianapolis International Airport after a...

An almshouse which was built 126 years ago and continues to support retired residents has been awarded Grade II listed status. St Edmund’s Almshouse in Bungay, Suffolk, was built in 1895 with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith who was the Town Reeve. The position, unique to Bungay, dates back to the 16th century and is similar in status and responsibility to that of a mayor. The building cost £2,000 and provided accommodation for six single tenants and two married couples. St E...

An almshouse which was built 126 years ago and continues to support retired residents has been awarded Grade II listed status. St Edmund’s Almshouse in Bungay, Suffolk, was built in 1895 with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith who was the Town Reeve. The position, unique to Bungay, dates back to the 16th century and is similar in status and responsibility to that of a mayor. The building cost £2,000 and provided accommodation for six single tenants and two married couples. St E...

An almshouse which was built 126 years ago and continues to support retired residents has been awarded Grade II listed status. St Edmund’s Almshouse in Bungay, Suffolk, was built in 1895 with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith who was the Town Reeve. The position, unique to Bungay, dates back to the 16th century and is similar in status and responsibility to that of a mayor. The building cost £2,000 and provided accommodation for six single tenants and two married couples. St E...

St. Edmunds Almshouse, Outney Road, Bungay, Suffolk - Credit: Historic England A picturesque 19th century Almshouse which has supported a towns retired residents for over 120 years has officially been recognised with a prestigious status. St Edmunds Almshouse in Bungay has been listed as a Grade II building by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) on the advice of Historic England. Built in 1895 at a cost of £2,000, with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith, w...

An almshouse which was built 126 years ago and continues to support retired residents has been awarded Grade II listed status. St Edmund’s Almshouse in Bungay, Suffolk, was built in 1895 with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith who was the Town Reeve. The position, unique to Bungay, dates back to the 16th century and is similar in status and responsibility to that of a mayor. The building cost £2,000 and provided accommodation for six single tenants and two married couples. St E...

An almshouse which was built 126 years ago and continues to support retired residents has been awarded Grade II listed status. St Edmund’s Almshouse in Bungay, Suffolk, was built in 1895 with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith who was the Town Reeve. The position, unique to Bungay, dates back to the 16th century and is similar in status and responsibility to that of a mayor. The building cost £2,000 and provided accommodation for six single tenants and two married couples. St E...

St. Edmunds Almshouse, Outney Road, Bungay, Suffolk - Credit: Historic England A picturesque 19th century Almshouse which has supported a towns retired residents for over 120 years has officially been recognised with a prestigious status. St Edmunds Almshouse in Bungay has been listed as a Grade II building by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) on the advice of Historic England. Built in 1895 at a cost of £2,000, with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith, w...

An almshouse which was built 126 years ago and continues to support retired residents has been awarded Grade II listed status. St Edmund’s Almshouse in Bungay, Suffolk, was built in 1895 with funds donated by local solicitor Frederick Smith who was the Town Reeve. The position, unique to Bungay, dates back to the 16th century and is similar in status and responsibility to that of a mayor. The building cost £2,000 and provided accommodation for six single tenants and two married couples. St E...