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Although now merged with some lovely little villages and hamlets it is the largest village in Suffolk and can boast of having had ‘nine greens’. Some of the delightful little thatched cottages have very tiny windows and thick walls.
Although now merged with some lovely little villages and hamlets it is the largest village in Suffolk and can boast of having had ‘nine greens’. Some of the delightful little thatched cottages have very tiny windows and thick walls.
Cockfield derives its name from Coccas Field and mentioned in the Domesday Book as having a mill.
Great Green is the largest green complete with pond.
Parsonage Green, originally named Muddling Lane has a small triangular shaped green complete with a village sign and wooden seat.
Down Chapel Road is Birds Lane and at the end is Colchester Green, although there is not much of it left.
Cross Green has many charming old homes.
Windsor Green is a long thin green although nowadays its only a wide verge.
Smithwood Green on the Lavenham road and is still a small cluster of houses and chapel.
Buttons Green is the prettiest of all the greens complete with pond and thatched houses.
Bulls Wood is an ancient
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