Northgate Room - Suffolk County Library

Ipswich, ENGLAND, IP1 3DE GB / ENGLAND

Location Description

Ipswich County Library is a listed building built in 1924. Its Northgate Room is 100ft long with a vaulted ceiling and old oak bookshelves and tables. It’s a room which celebrates Suffolk’s cultural heritage and historic significance with several coloured glass windows depicting famous historic literary figures, scientists, politicians, artists, soldiers and sailors with links to Suffolk – including life size images of Geoffrey Chaucer, Francis Bacon and Thomas Wolsey. There are also many other smaller coloured glass panels marking the arms of Suffolk towns and commercial families from the county. To apply to film at this location, simply click the link below or email us at [email protected]

Location Category

GOVERNMENT - [general]
GOVERNMENT - City Halls / Town Halls
GOVERNMENT - Libraries

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