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Theberton is a small village located on the road from Yoxford and
Leiston and it was here on the night of 17th June 1917 that a German Zeppelin
airship L48 which had be raiding the area was shot down with the loss of 16
members of it's crew. |
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The round tower of St Peter's church. |
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Inside the porch of the church are some remains of the framework from the German Zeppelin L48 that was shot down in 1917. |
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Bee hives in the rather overgrow and unkempt cemetery. |
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View from the churchyard. |
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Very little now remains of Theberton's mill. |
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The Old Forge circa 1664 and presently for sale, I wonder how many people have lived and worked here in its 300-year history. |
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Another view of the church and cemetery. |
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The 16 crewmen killed when the German Zeppelin crashed in 1917 were originally buried here in the churches graveyard but they were later reburied in the German military cemetery at Cannock Chase in Staffordshire. |
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Houses in the village. |
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I think Teapot Hall is probably the smallest cottage in the village. |
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