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The Old Custom House is a grade II listed building at the waterfront in Ipswich, Suffolk.
First opened in 1845, the Old Custom House is a reminder of how important river trade was to Ipswich. The impressive Victorian dockside building, designed in the classical style, is now the home of the Ipswich Port Authority.
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