The Owners

Landmark Trust > Tower page

Owners since 1999, they give a quick introduction to the Tower and include a photo too.

Follies

Follies and Monuments > Tower page

Phil Tuck runs an extensive site covering eccentric buildings all over the country – "the largest source of folly information on the web". He's been good enough to include a photo of mine on his Suffolk page.

Great British Mystery Tour

A bizarre site that contrives to mention the Tower in the company of Loch Ness, Wookey Hole and Borley Rectory! Also includes a grainy Tower photo.

British Tourist Authority > The Eccentric East

Passing mention of the Tower, this time along with the Ickworth rotunda and the House in the Clouds at Thorpe Ness.

Freston village

Marcus Bateman's Pages

You'll find everything you could conceivably want to know about the village on Marcus's comprehensive site. Includes a detailed history, info about notable families, and even an index of the Freston census returns. Quality stuff.

Simon's Suffolk Churches > Freston

Lots of nice photos and information about the church of St Peter in the village. One small part of Simon Knott's extensive site.

Suffolk Country Walks > Freston walk

Michael Anderton, aka Mike The Hike, has a local walk published in the Ipswich Evening Star every Saturday; he also puts them online, luckily for us.

GENUKI > Freston

Genealogical info for Freston, most of which has been prepared by Marcus Bateman.

Shotley Peninsula Online > Freston

A community website for the area. At the time of writing, the Freston page had photos but was waiting for some text.

Miscellaneous

Glynn Thomas

Original etchings available from an artist based just outside Ipswich.

Orwell River Cruises

A company that has scheduled river cruises from Ipswich to Harwich, taking in Freston Tower, Pin Mill, etc.

Stour & Orwell Estuaries

Included on a page of historic landmarks together with the Royal Hospital School, Mistley Towers, etc.

Please drop me an email if you're aware of any other interesting sites.