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St Mary at the Elms Open Weekend
Heritage Open Day: Ever wondered what the Westgate part of Ipswich looked like in Medieval times? Which Royal Princess got married in Ipswich? Why do we worship the way we do? Come to St Mary Elms and find out The church will be open as usual, but also will be filled with displays where visitors can find out about :
• What the Westgate quarter of Ipswich looked like in medieval times
• The Legend of Our Lady of Grace of Ipswich
• The sacraments, and how medieval practises link with what we do today
• How much, or how little, the local street pattern has changed over the years
There is much more to see including photographs of the ancient tower clock, which is the oldest in Suffolk, and information about some of the heroes on the war memorial.
• What the Westgate quarter of Ipswich looked like in medieval times
• The Legend of Our Lady of Grace of Ipswich
• The sacraments, and how medieval practises link with what we do today
• How much, or how little, the local street pattern has changed over the years
There is much more to see including photographs of the ancient tower clock, which is the oldest in Suffolk, and information about some of the heroes on the war memorial.
Sat 14 Sep:9.00 am - 5.00 pm; Sun 15 Sep:11.45 am to 4.00 pm; Free Entry.
Elm Street, Ipswich, Suffolk IP1 2AP
Sat 14 September and Sun 15 September