Our volunteers are a wonderful group of very friendly people who enjoy chatting to our visitors.

Can you help identify a mystery wedding photograph from the 1920s? Woodbridge Museum is also looking for new volunteers to help keep the museum open and welcome visitors.

Discover a historic photograph of Woodbridge’s Old Cemetery and read how a generous community donation is helping support the museum.

We are delighted to have received a gift of £3,300 from the Woodbridge Shufflers recent 10k Race Around Woodbridge.

Woodbridge Museum has launched a new series of illustrated local history booklets, exploring fascinating stories from the town’s past. The first titles are now available from the museum shop, with more planned.

Woodbridge Museum has received a valuable collection of historic local maps dating from 1905 to the 1960s, helping to preserve an important record of the changing landscape of Woodbridge and the surrounding area.

When a legal dispute threatened the future of Melton Methodist Chapel in 1861, local millwright Henry Collins came up with an extraordinary solution – move the entire building. The remarkable feat was captured in one of the oldest photographs in Woodbridge Museum's collection.

This remarkable photograph captures an extraordinary winter in 1895, when the River Deben froze solid enough for people to stand on the ice. Among those pictured is Arthur Fairweather, owner and editor of the Woodbridge Reporter.

A recently donated postcard album has revealed a previously unseen photograph of the damage caused by the Zeppelin raid on Woodbridge in August 1915.

A beautifully crafted model ship has been donated to Woodbridge Museum and may have been made by local sailor and model maker William Woodruffe. We are keen to learn more about its history and would welcome any information from the community.

This photograph of a Supermarine Walrus tells the story of Noel Langdon, a modest RAF pilot based at Martlesham Heath who helped save dozens of lives during the Second World War.