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Where were the alcohol-free bars in Suffolk?
That’s where temperance hotels and bars came in. During the 19th and 20th century, a number of these establishments appeared across the Suffolk, offering an alcohol-free option to working men who were staying in the town. Richard Dykes Alexander, a prominent advocate of the temperance movement in Suffolk in the 19th century - Credit: Archant “There were a few temperance hotels in the Ipswich area from the 1880s to around the end of the Edwardian era. We have references to about 30 in total,” explains Nigel Smith, area organiser for Suffolk CAMRA. His records show that there were...
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