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Note the carvings on the timbers of the 16th century Guildhall.
Eye Guildhall dates from the late 15C and was possibly bequeathed by John Upson “for the good of his soul”. Despite Victorian ‘improvements’ the corner post still has its medieval carved figure of Archangel Gabriel, and two arched window heads also have original carving. Eye also has a few timber framed thatched cottages remaining, typical Suffolk sights.
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Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: I
List Entry Number: 1316621
Date first listed: 15-Jun-1951
Date of most recent amendment: 12-Feb-1998
Statutory Address 1: THE GUILDHALL, CHURCH STREET
National Grid Reference: TM 14865 73817
Details
EYE
TM1473 CHURCH STREET 585-1/7/78 (East side) 15/06/51 The Guildhall (Formerly Listed as: CHURCH STREET (North side) Guildhall of St Mary or Upson's Guildhall)
GV I
Guildhall of St Mary, now offices and shop. Late C15, probably for John Upson. Rebuilt 1875 by JK Colling as headmaster's house for adjoining Eye Grammar school until 1965, now offices and shop. Timber-framed; machine tile roofs. Nearly rectangular plan with a short west extension. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys and attic. West gable-end faces street. Exposed close studding throughout. First floor jettied to south and west. South flank with 5 two- and 3-light casements to ground floor and 4 to first floor, 3 of which are elaborated into oriels on heavily carved aprons. Gabled roof with clustered decorative ridge stack and internal gable-end stack to east. West gable with 4-light ground-floor casement, oriel window above fitted with single-light leaded casements on a richly carved apron and with a hipped plaintile roof. 3-light attic casement. Brattished jetty bressumer and attic wall plate. South-west corner post has weathered C15 carved figure of Archangel Gabriel, and south flank retains two 4-centred window heads with carved spandrels. All other timber of 1875. INTERIOR: heavy hollow-moulded tie beams on arched braces, also hollow-moulded. Plan is of 1875. (Paine C: The History of Eye: Diss: 1993-: 34-40).
Listing NGR: TM1486573817
Sources
Books and journals
Paine, C, The History of Eye, (1993), 34-40
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/131662...
My Audio Note Oto Line SE arrives after a four month wait... a pretty good turnaround time I'm told as usual waits are about six months. Each amplifier is hand built only after an order has been placed.
Note: this photo was published in a Feb 18, 2012 issue of Everyblock NYC for the "customized" region of Central Park.
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When I think of Central Park, I usually think of trees and grass and bright sunshine. The mental images are green, the temperatures are warm. The season is usually spring or summer, or perhaps the beginning of autumn.
If you say, "Central Park in winter," then I think of snow. The mental images are white or gray, like the ones in this Flickr set
that I created a couple years ago. The temperatures are freezing cold.
But there are exceptions: while it may not snow in the summer, there are also times in the winter when it doesn't snow. The winter temperatures may still be biting cold, but sometimes the late-afternoon sun dazzles and sparkles. Sometimes there's even a little bit of green in the dead grass on the fields and meadows. Sometimes there's even a little color in the dead trees and the drab, empty branches.
The runners, skaters, cyclists, joggers, tourists, after-school students, dog-walkers, and ordinary citizens of New York City make these muted colors "pop" with their outfits -- every conceivable color of the rainbow is included in the tights, the jackets, the helmets, the gloves and mittens, the scarves, the bikes, the boots, the headbands, the earmuffs, and other paraphernalia that they wear. Once upon a time, we would simply don an old pair of black shorts, and a grungy gray sweatshirt to jog in the park ... but those days are gone.
I managed to catch some good examples of this a few days ago, when two consecutive days of perfectly sunny weather gave me a chance to wander into the west side of Central Park at 86th Street, and walk east to the point where the inner roadway comes up to the top of a hill (right next to the southwest corner of the Central Park Reservoir, if you're familiar with the area). Facing north, I had the sun behind me for about half an hour before it dropped below the skyline of apartment buildings on Central Park West; and it bathed all of the joggers and cyclists and assorted others in a wonderful warm glow.
I took 500+ photos on each of the two afternoons, and winnowed the resulting 1,000+ images down to this modest collection of 50. I've got a couple hundred more that were almost good enough to post on Flickr ... but at least for now, they'll stay on my computer.
Enjoy!
A pile of Euro notes and magnifying glass. This image would be great if you were writing an article about analyzing your finances or savings.
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So this is a very heartfelt note that my six-year-old daughter, (to whom I adoringly refer as The Munch), left for my wife. We found this after The Munch went to bed. I thought it was very thoughtful and cute, but also hilarious (in a "tear in the old man's eye" kind of way), so I thought I would share. To those of you that have munchkins of your own, if you feel compelled to comment, please feel free to share a story of your own as your comment.
don't choose the film with the white masks and knifes.
i decided to rent 'The Strangers' from blockbuster on friday night due to them not have blair witch project........ so i brought this to el's to watch and it was the biggest mistake i have done.
it's a really good film but we were so scared, like screaming, holding each others hands, hiding behind cushions, constantly pausing the film scared. hahaha we sound like wimps but it is a really weird film. But yeah i like these pictures from the evening!
p.s don't watch the film haha
The pages of my Field Notes notebook are coming loose at the staples. Time to switch to a new one, I guess. I think I have some new blank notebooks around here somewhere.
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The Zebra F-701 fine-point pen isn't my favorite to write with, but I've never had one leak in my pocket, which has been an issue with gel and roller ball pens.
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I needed some working-on-stuff trousers. Several of the belt loops on my inexpensive denim jeans are broken and the knees are worn through. I thought I'd try a pair of Wrangler "carpenter pants."
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After nearly a month of daily wear, the Seestern DOX01 wristwatch is proving to be an adequate "tool watch."
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Amusing comment I read online today, specifically about pocket notebooks but applicable to pretty much any "boutique" product:
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All hand made and there were hundreds if not thousands ...
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When making notes for genealogy I enjoy my vast collection of color ink pens. When I change sources or persons being researched I reach in and grab another color to make the notes.
Free texture. If you use this texture please credit my name under your picture, and put a copy of your work in a comment box under my texture.
The note left on my desk by two of my students...
"Gone for smoky treat - Back in 5"
Bless them.
580EX II in top left corner for some bouncy light to cover up the nasty background. Triggered with RF-602. I am now using a senior lecturer in video production as a light stand - It works well because he knows what I'm going on about.
As with all episodes, the story ends on a positive note, any baddies go to prison, any injured wildlife gets better, and good deeds get rewarded.
This time Sonny gets a camera, and I get some kangaroo steaks from a local supermarket.
As a child we would have been too upset if we saw kangaroo for sale in the local supermarkets or served up as Sunday lunch in the Children's Home in the 1960s, but now it appears almost anything goes.
Does anyone sell Tingha & Tucker burgers?
and if you want to know why I want Tingah and Tucker burgers, here is the answer:
April 25: Day 38 of Project 365
I had a folder filled with random notes and ideas that I have accumulated for a couple years. Spent a few hours collecting them into a single notebook.
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My first (and best) theater poster at Harvard (though I think my poster for Ida gives it a run for its money).