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Encyclopedia > Orford

Orford can refer to:

the location of Orford castle and nearby Orford Ness
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Trinity House | Interactive | Gallery | Orfordness Lighthouse (640 words)
Orfordness Lighthouse, in Suffolk, is situated at the end of a 13 mile spit which runs parallel to the coast.
Meldrum's successor at Orfordness was Alderman Gore who, under a further patent granted during the reign of Charles II, constructed two timber towers to indicate a safe passage through the narrow gap between the Sizewell Bank and Aldeburgh Napes.
On June 23rd the Orfordness Lighthouses were attacked by a French Privateer who severely damaged a lantern and stole various goods, including the keeper's beds.
Suffolk Coast and Heaths - Images of the Suffolk Coast and Heaths (397 words)
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Orford is one of the most characteristic small towns to be found in the AONB.
The top of Orford castle provides a stunning view of the town, the River Ore, Orford Ness and the sea.
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