Do you remember Duke of Gloucester pub in Ipswich in 1970s?
Some of the customers enjoying an evening at the Duke of Gloucester pub in Ipswich in 1974 - Credit: Archant
Did you spend nights out at the Duke of Gloucester pub in Ipswich in the 1970s?
If so, these photos from the pub in 1974 may bring back memories.
Built by Cobbolds in the 1930s as the Gainsborough estate expanded, the pub in Clapgate Lane was a very popular venue for many years.
Our photographer went along to meet some of the regulars, and our photos show some of those enjoying a drink and a chat in the pub, which was then a community hub.
There are plenty of smiling faces in our gallery, showing that a good time was being had by all. Can you spot your friends and relations here?
The Duke of Gloucester closed in 2000, marking the end of an era, and the building went on to become a children's centre.
If these photos bring back memories, email judy.rimmer@archant.co.uk
To order photos, visit our website or call Diane Townsend on 01603 772449.
Most Read
- 1 Suffolk Instagram star spreads body positivity for 'mid-size' girls through fashion
- 2 Suffolk events going ahead this summer which you can enjoy
- 3 Former bakery goes up for sale after restaurant plans fall through
- 4 A140 closed this weekend to connect road to new roundabout
- 5 Storms uncover another large Suffolk shipwreck
- 6 Hair salon and cocktail bar opening new Suffolk site as demand 'goes bananas'
- 7 Murder probe launched after woman found dead at Ipswich flat
- 8 Covid patient admissions drop at Ipswich and Colchester hospitals
- 9 'I don't want to tarnish the good feelings I have with the fans' - Lambert on Celtic vacancy
- 10 Infection rates show slight rise in some districts