Snow is not forecast over the holiday, but we’ve put some pictures of Framlingham in snow on the front page, and a suitably snowy banner.
The Castle (and hence the Museum) is closed on Christmas Day, but is open for the rest of the week and New Years Day. Thereafter, during the Winter season, the Castle and Museum are open Saturdays and Sundays. See Framlingham Castle opening times.
(Now Christmas is past, neither the pictures nor the snowy banner are on the front page, but are below.)
Milley Nixie and Nellie Brunning of Mount Pleasant Farm on their delivery round, c.1925. Milk was sold from the churn for 2 1/2d (c.1 new penny) a pint, along with eggs and butter from the basket below.
Snowy conditions around the Market Hill, possibly 1970s
Well Close Square c.1905 after a heavy fall of snow.
This RAF lorry crashed on the Broadwater bridge in snowy conditions, c.1947
Clearing the snow in 1963
World War I Christmas Card from the 108th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artilliary. From the Watling Collection.
Playing in the snow below the Castle walls, Winter 2009-10
