tarboat's photos with the keyword: aldeburgh

Built c1830, the building is now The Aldeburgh Beach Lookout, a centre for the arts and performance and a gallery. It is listed Grade II.

Details of the terracotta on the front of 25-27 King St, Aldeburgh. This is probably a product of the nearby Aldeburgh brickworks. The intertwined letters to the left of AD seem to be U B J L T.

Instructions for the pay and display parking in front of 25-27 King St, Aldeburgh. The 1898 terracotta on the front of No.27 has a definite arts and crafts feel.

The Aldeburgh brickworks had produced quality hand made bricks from 1648 until 2011 when it had become uneconomic and was closed. The site is now being redeveloped and a visit was made just before the kilns were to be demolished. There is a bank of four open-topped oil fired kilns that held between 40 and 45 thousand bricks each. Also on site is an older coal fired kiln that has been derelict for many years.

Aldeburgh beach.

Fort Green windmill on the shorline at Aldeburgh was built in 1824. Converted to a house in 1902, it has since seen a number of additions on and around the original structure.