Falkenham facts for kids
Falkenham is a small and peaceful village in the English county of Suffolk. It's located in the East Suffolk area, not far from the village of Kirton and the towns of Ipswich and Felixstowe. In 2011, about 170 people lived in Falkenham.
What is Falkenham Like?
The area of Falkenham includes two smaller places called Falkenham Sink and Lower Falkenham. The village is home to a historic church named after St Ethelbert. This church is a very important building, listed as Grade II*, which means it has special historical or architectural interest. A major road, the A14, passes nearby. You can also find the Falkenham Marshes, which are wetlands located by the River Deben.
Falkenham's Past
Long ago, around the time of the Norman Conquest (which happened in 1066), the manor of Walton was connected to Falkenham. For many years, the village had a public house, which is like a local gathering place or inn, called The Falkenham Dog. However, it closed its doors in 1975 or 1976.
