DescriptionGinn Cottage was built about 1859 for merchant William Ginn and his second wife Eliza Jane. The cottage is one of the few surviving in Ipswich that have an attic and dormer windows. At one time this was a restaurant but it was reverted to a private home. References (offline)See Ipswich City Council 'Heritage Study, 1991' for further information.Information taken from Ipswich Heritage Trail 3.
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