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Last updated: June 24th 2010

Overview

address: 1 Kingshall St., IP30 9LH

grid reference: TL 917 618

previously known as: Bennet's Arms

tel: 01359 270356


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Note

The Bennet family lived at Rougham Hall during the 19th cent. Philip Bennet was reputedly the last family member to own the house which was of Gothic and Elizabeathan styles. Capt Geoffrey Bennet (winning jockey of the 1923 Grand National riding on Sgt Murphy) was born at Rougham Hall. Sadly the house was the victim of a stray German bomb in WW2 that was probably intended for the nearby airfield. The 2000lb bomb exploded in the courtyard, destroying the foundations of the property. Chimneys fell through the roof, walls fell down and the place has since been left in ruins.

Rougham is part of the Rushbrooke with Rougham parish

Local licensing authority for Rougham is St Edmundsbury

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