Clare is sixteen miles south west of Bury St. Edmund's, nine north west of Sudbury and seven miles west of Haverhill. It is an ancient town because it was a frontier town in the kingdom of East Anglia. It has the remains of an Augustine priory, founded in 1248 by Richard de Clare.
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Medieval timber-framed holiday cottage dating from 1473, with elaborate pargeting, carved windows and historic interiors.
Provides a history of this village. Overview, quiz, directions and contact.
Traditional joiners. Profile, services and product range.
Offers hand forged architectural ironmongery and nails. Profile and catalogue with online sales and links to social media.
Medieval timber-framed holiday cottage dating from 1473, with elaborate pargeting, carved windows and historic interiors.
Offers hand forged architectural ironmongery and nails. Profile and catalogue with online sales and links to social media.
Traditional joiners. Profile, services and product range.
Provides a history of this village. Overview, quiz, directions and contact.
