Tony McAleer
22.12.2024
Engaging location where I had a meaningful conversation with the individuals there regarding the discoveries from Sutton Hoo.
Russ
27.11.2024
Definitely worth a visit, with amicable staff ready to narrate the entire story.
Daniel Lane
24.11.2024
Fantastic outing with welcoming staff eager to share insights about the project and history. Plus, there's a wonderful cafe nearby. A true winner!
Philip Barbrook
09.11.2024
Impressive longship project, entry is free but donations are appreciated.
Ian Turner
05.10.2024
Highly intriguing. The individual we conversed with was well-informed and captivating.
L Powell
04.10.2024
Marvelous location with highly skilled staff and volunteers. Intriguing history of the ship and shipbuilding methods of that era. A visit is highly recommended, especially as the ship progresses in construction. Additionally, the setting is beautiful.
Phil H
02.10.2024
Admission is free, and the Sutton Hoo ship is being constructed using traditional materials and tools.
Ian Seaton
30.09.2024
Constructing a full-scale replica of the Sutton Hoo burial ship is truly remarkable. Employing traditional building techniques adds complexity and magnificence to the project, especially considering the lost shipbuilding skills that are being rediscovered. The scarcity of the required wood further enhances the challenge. Witnessing this nearly impossible project gradually taking shape is truly astonishing and beautiful.
Lynne Barkas
24.09.2024
Following a previous visit to Sutton Hoo, we were eager to explore this project of reconstructing a Saxon long boat using traditional methods. The staff and volunteers were accommodating in addressing our queries. Entry is free, but we opted to make a donation.
Robert Steadman
21.09.2024
Situated in Woodbridge, The Long Shed is a contemporary maritime heritage center nestled by the River Deben, close to the Woodbridge Tide Mill. It acts as a focal point for boat-building endeavors, such as the restoration of the renowned Sutton Hoo ship, a replica of the 90-foot Anglo-Saxon burial vessel found in the vicinity. Beyond being a workshop, The Long Shed functions as a visitor center where individuals can delve into the maritime history and craftsmanship of the region. Its combination of historical importance and interactive displays provides a distinctive perspective on traditional boat-building methods and the cultural legacy of the area.
Nigel Sadler
19.09.2024
An inspiring project with amiable volunteers.
steve vendy
15.09.2024
Highly intriguing location that is definitely worth a visit.
Ulrika Johansson
09.09.2024
Such a beautiful new construction of an old Viking ship.
sam edmo
03.09.2024
An exceptional project that is highly recommended for those intrigued by the Sutton Hoo boat. Witnessing traditional construction methods alongside committed and amiable volunteers is truly delightful.
Sue Harnor
05.08.2024
Incredible skill on display. The craftsmen are highly skilled, and the staff is knowledgeable.
Harriet Poulsom
24.07.2024
Watching the construction progress is truly fascinating. Entry is free, but donations are welcomed.
Peter Callis
08.07.2024
An excellent location to explore and learn more about Sutton Hoo.
Colin Laidler
23.06.2024
It feels like witnessing history in the making.
Josephine Stephens
20.06.2024
The boat and museum are both very intriguing.
Ian Jenkinson
16.06.2024
A concealed treasure. Enthusiastic staff and excellent interpretation breathe life into Sutton Hoo, offering valuable insights into the shipbuilding heritage of the region.
Tony Robinson
11.05.2024
Highly fascinating to observe how it might have been constructed. Definitely worth a visit.
Rod Farrow
19.04.2024
Incredible volunteers who are dedicated to the project. A visit is recommended, admission is free but deserving of donations.
Lindley Kelly
07.04.2024
Absolutely captivating. An amazing volunteer engaged us in a lengthy conversation, sharing valuable knowledge.
Colin Cruise
04.04.2024
An enthralling location. A privilege to witness the Sutton Hoo longship taking shape under the expertise of skilled craftsmen utilizing traditional methods.
Graham Thomas
18.03.2024
Definitely worth a visit. I haven't encountered such enthusiasm for a project in a while. The long boat is truly remarkable.
Roger Out
13.03.2024
Wow, if you're nearby, this is a must-visit. Remarkable, amazing, intriguing, historic, and informative.
Amanda Eden
13.03.2024
While on vacation, my family took me to this incredible boat shed where a long boat was being constructed. It was a highly informative and enjoyable afternoon. Keep up the great work!
Airina N
14.02.2024
A highly intriguing location to visit after exploring Sutton Hoo. Here, remarkable individuals are recreating the exact Anglo-Saxon ship found in Sutton Hoo. Entry is free of charge.
Jonathan Cole
13.02.2024
Truly fascinating and humbling to witness the craftsmen at work.
Mick Barker
12.02.2024
I thoroughly enjoy visiting this location. The craftsmanship is truly outstanding.
