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On duty
Members of the Rushmere and Westerfield Local Volunteer Defence Force line up for the camera during World War One.
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Made safe
Ipswich Fire Bridade Superintendant George Gallaway with a bomb dropped from a Zeppelin onto houses in Brooks Hall Road, Ipswich in April 1915.
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Remember
A temporary memorial was built at the junction of Princes Street, Queen Street and The Buttermarket, Ipswich “To The Fallen”
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Joining up
Recruits leaving Orford. In the early stages of the war, there was great enthusiasm among those joining up.
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Under attack
The Buttermarket, Bury St Edmunds suffered a First World War bombing raid from a German airship on April 30 1915.
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