People in the Saxmundham area are being asked to share their memories of Covid-19 lockdown, to make an archive for future generations.
Richard Crisp, one of the museum’s founders, said: “This is one of the most extraordinary years any of us will ever know.
“It’s important to make a record of what lockdown was really like in Saxmundham and the surrounding villages.”
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You can send your notes and photos to the museum, ranging from lockdown birthdays to shared food and support.
Contributions should be sent to info@saxmundhammuseum.org.uk or Saxmundham Museum, 49 High Street, Saxmundham IP17 1AJ.
For more details, visit the museum website.
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