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Guthrum king of the Danes are said to be buried in the grounds of St Mary's church IP7 5DT. This church was graded as a 1 listed building by the English Heritage in 1950. Hadleigh was one of the East Anglian towns that derived its prosperity from the wool and cloth industries. It has a 15th-century timber-framed Guildhall IP7 5DN, and many other fine examples of timber and brick-listed building some with highly detailed 17th-century plasterwork or pargeting, most of these buildings can be found on the High Street IP7 5EF, Angel Street IP7 5BX, Benton street IP7 5AZ, and surrounding area. The town has 246 listed buildings including 4 Grade 1. The former Kings Arms on Benton Street IP7 5AR is a typical example of timber framing, the building of a pub for over 400 years has sections that date to the 15th century, it was known unofficially as the Old Monkey and is still referred to by that name today, it's now a private residence and bed and breakfast. Where to stay in Hadleigh, Westward Cottage IP7 5AZ, The Old Monkey B&B IP7 5AR. Public houses, Kings Head IP7 5EF, The George IP7 5AL.  Where to eat The Hadleigh Ram IP7 5DL, Titos Ristorante IP7 5AG, and the India Villa IP7 5EJ. Hadleigh has guest houses like Holbecks House IP7 5PF.