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A Grade I Listed building, this 12th century church was restored during the 15th century…
Maldon East and Heybridge railway station served the town of Maldon and nearby village…
An award winning collection of British military artefacts from the English Civil War to…
Heybridge War Memorial is a Grade II Listed memorial made from creamy Portland limestone…
Part of the site is accessible via a boardwalk from the footpath leading to the bridge…
Fullbridge Evangelical Church has been on its present site since 1937, and has its…
The site boasts one of the largest and best equipped children's play sites in the Maldon…
An area of grassland and trees which slopes gently down to saltmarsh at the edge of the…
The Assumption of Our Lady Roman Catholic Church in Maldon was opened in 1925, replacing…
A small children's play area accessible from Elizabeth Way and the Elms Farm development.
We are a friendly bunch of people who take seriously our responsibility to seek first the…
Maldon’s Quaker Meeting House was built in 1821. It comprises two separate rooms;…
The original modest chapel on this site was replaced by this handsome building in 1801.…
Founded in 1704 this historic library still houses Thomas Plume’s books and his small…
The Maeldune Heritage Centre, set in the beautiful old St Peter's Church, is one of…
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Bradwell-on-Sea
Learn all about the history of gin, taste some beautiful examples and enjoy making a bottle to take home with your selection of botanicals. The Gin School masterclass is a 4-5 hour interactive, hands-on experience and includes a tasty lunch.
Maldon
Maldon Chandlery
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Today, St Peter's Hospital in Spital Road is a valuable NHS centre, but the grand buildings have an interesting history. Built in 1872 to replace the smaller workhouse on Market Hill, the new Union Workhouse could hold up to 450 inmates and had its…
Heybridge, MaldonHeybridge is adjacent to Maldon, near the River Blackwater. It is often overshadowed by its historic neighbour, and one could mistakenly think it to be the same town, as the two have merged with one another over the years.
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