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A mans lifelong collection of 1,000 Victorian and Edwardian picture postcards of maritime Ipswich has been handed over to the The Hold.

A mans lifelong collection of 1,000 Victorian and Edwardian picture postcards of maritime Ipswich has been handed over to the The Hold.

A collection of photographs of lost streets of Ipswich that were demolished in the 1960s have been given to The Hold to record how the town changed.

A collection of photographs of lost streets of Ipswich that were demolished in the 1960s have been given to The Hold to record how the town changed.

Boat-owners and heritage groups have been left concerned at plans by Associated British Ports to make dramatic changes to Ipswich Waterfront

Back in 1982 bosses at Ipswich port worked with the council on a maritime festival and kick-started the project that has seen the Waterfront emerge.

Back in 1982 bosses at Ipswich port worked with the council on a maritime festival and kick-started the project that has seen the Waterfront emerge.

The head of the dock in Ipswich in 1962 - Credit: Stuart Grimwade (ICBC) Collection/IMT Image Archive Stuart Grimwade was 19 when he took a lot of colour photos around the Ipswich dock area and nearby streets back in 1962. St Peters Dock in Ipswich in 1962 - Credit: Stuart Grimwade (ICBC) Collection/IMT Image Archive Now, nearly 60 years on, he has put them into an "occasional paper", which will soon be published online by Ipswich Maritime Trust. Vernon Street, Ipswich, in 1962 - Credit: Stuar...

Published: 7:00 PM December 22, 2020    Victors skipper, Dave Wes Westwood with IMT chairman Geoffrey Dyball and Ipswich Borough councillor Phil Smart, with the new plaque for Wherry Quay - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown/Archant Historic barge Victor took centre stage as quay names linked to Ipswichs heritage were unveiled on the towns Waterfront. Ipswich borough councillor Phil Smart and Ipswich Maritime Trust chairman Geoffrey Dyball with the new plaque for Wherry Quay on the Ipswich Waterfront ...

Published: 7:00 PM December 22, 2020    Victors skipper, Dave Wes Westwood with IMT chairman Geoffrey Dyball and Ipswich Borough councillor Phil Smart, with the new plaque for Wherry Quay - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown/Archant Historic barge Victor took centre stage as quay names linked to Ipswichs heritage were unveiled on the towns Waterfront. Ipswich borough councillor Phil Smart and Ipswich Maritime Trust chairman Geoffrey Dyball with the new plaque for Wherry Quay on the Ipswich Waterfront ...