Founded in 1848 the Institute is Suffolk's largest and oldest archaeological and historical society. For a century and a half it has played an important role in encouraging and publishing research on Suffolk's past. The Institute is a registered charity.	All Saints Church at Dunwich in the 1880s before it fell over the cliff.
A reconstructed timber hall building at the Anglo-Saxon village at West Stow near Bury St. Edmunds	We promote interest in archaeological and historical matters in the county of Suffolk. We collect accurate drawings, plans and descriptions of ancient monuments in Suffolk and seek to prevent injuries to any of the monuments.

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