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• Jack Schlotte, photojack53@hotmail.com
  Looking for information: My father was stationed ...
• Katy Sodeau, katy@equinepainting.co.uk

  Church Street

• Robert Spring, robert.spring@asu.edu
  Memories: I grew up and live in ...
• Contribution by Tim Steed, tste1960@aol.com
  A letter written by William Steed at Lavenham School, c.1819
• Leon Tallick, moose500@prodigy.net
  Memories: I visited Lavenham when ...
• Memoirs by Ann and Jane Taylor from The On-Line Books Page. (Ann and Jane Taylor lived in Lavenham from June 1786 to January 1796. Jane Taylor wrote the children's rhyme, "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star", though it was not published until 1806.)
• Bryony Thomson

  The Church of St. Peter & St. Paul

• Stuart Thomson, stuart@lavenham.co.uk

  Shilling Street	Lavenham Airfield	Lavenham Airfield Control Tower
  The Church of St. Peter & St. Paul		Little Hall
  Lavenham from the Preston Road

• Andrew Watt, arvon@neca.com
  Poem: A field of indigo ...
• Contributed by Paul Webber (nephew of Roy Webber), pwebber@pcisys.net
  

  The crew of the B-24 41-29525 "Rack 'em Back", at Lavenham Army Airfield, (Station 137) in 1944. These men were members of the 838th Bomb Squadron of the 487th Bomb Group (Heavy). From left to right: Back Row: Lawrence E. Guyer (ball turret gunner), Arthur W. Silva (waist gunner), Olen Franklin Huff (pilot), Robert L. Ballman (radio operator) Front Row: Cosme P. Marquez (nose turret gunner), Jasper Wray Lacy (navigator), Roy Michael Webber (copilot), Gene T. Burrage (flight engineer and top turret gunner) Art Silva said that this photo was taken on a "down" day when the crew did not fly, sometime between May and September 1944.

• Roy Whitworth, royan2473@aol.com
  Fiddler Simpson's Cottage