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Woodham Mortimer Hall is a private home, with no public access. The 15th century hall with its distinctive brick chimneys, heavily redeveloped in the early 17th century, was the home of obstetrician Dr Peter Chamberlen whose family invented the obstetric forceps that saved the lives of many women and babies. His life and work is commemorated with a Blue Plaque on the Grade II Listed building along with Dr Hugh Chamberlen, who continued the obstetric work.
* Not open to the public.
Pretty St Margaret's Church dates from the 12th century, but the majority of the Grade II…
A small, attractive site surrounded by mature hedgerows. Car park, small hall, football…
This 15 acre reserve consists of 1.5 miles of the former Maldon-Woodham Ferrers railway…
The Mighty Oak Brewing Co Ltd was founded in Essex in 1996 before finding a home in…
War memorials in the village of Woodham Walter include a Memorial Shelter, a Memorial…
Built in 1563, St Michael's is the sole Elizabethan church in Essex and one of only six…
This is a steeply sloping site with a relatively flat area at the top of the site. The…
This site consists of two large areas of grass, a large block of ancient woodland and…
Remains of an ancient Leper Hospital said to have been founded in 1164 by Henry II.
Maldon Cemetery dates back to 1855 and the older parts of the cemetery are both havens…
Today, St Peter's Hospital in Spital Road is a valuable NHS centre, but the grand…
This attractive site was formerly part of a garden & was donated to Maldon Town Council…
New Hall Vineyard is an English Wine Producer with around 50 hectares of vines and is one…
Three acres of riverside gardens in a picturesque and historic setting dating from the…
This Grade II Listed private home (not open to the public) was built in 1880 as a mansion…
The war memorial in Maldon stands in the High Street outside All Saints Church and is a…
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Maldon
Mixed working farm that grows soft fruits and cereals and keeps livestock, including Christmas turkeys, with traditional "pick your own" available from around mid-June to mid-July, depending on the weather. Strawberries and raspberries are available…
Maldon
Longfields is at the hub of a network of paths and cycleways joining Fambridge Road, Wantz Road and the High Street. Large grass area, enclosed play site, youth shelter, The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games Avenue, car park.
Maldon
Tuesdays and Fridays. Free your child’s imagination with songs and stories, give their early communication skills a boost and have fun together! No need to book, just come along and join in the rhyme time fun.
Maldon
This 15th Century former manorial home houses a unique brick spiral staircase, a Georgian court room, a former prison and a Victorian Council Chamber.
Great Braxted
Braxted Seafood Hut is at Great Braxted Farm Shop on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The shop offers fresh local wet fish and shellfish, marinated prepared fish skewers ready for the barbecue, seafood platters, Maldon Oysters, lobsters and fresh…
Maldon
An award winning collection of British military artefacts from the English Civil War to today. Collections focus on the Special Forces, espionage, uniforms, medals, swords, and the Donnington Firearms Collection of over 700 guns.
Maldon
First Stop Supermarket is a well-stocked convenience store with an array of genuinely fresh vegetables, fruit and generous bunches of herbs, as well as all the everyday grocery and household essentials. The store also has an off-licence and is open…
Maldon
Inspirational private garden open for charity.
Heybridge
A small children's play area accessible from Elizabeth Way and the Elms Farm development.
Heybridge Basin
Heybridge Basin's famous sea lock links the Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation to the Blackwater Estuary and would once have enabled smaller boats to enter and exit the canal and travel around the coastline. Today it is can still be used by suitable…
Little Braxted
The great church artist Ernest Geldart was Rector of Little Braxted from 1883 to 1900, and he built this little chapel beside his Rectory in 1885 during a time when he was incapacitated after breaking a leg.
Maldon
Welcome to MAN v FAT Maldon. Please feel free to sign up and your MAN v FAT coach will be in touch when a space in the league becomes available. You may qualify for a funded space if you have a BMI of 27.5+ and live in a participating postcode area…
Maldon
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you!
Langford
St Giles' is a unique Grade II* Listed parish church dating from the late 11th century, with an unusual apse at the western end.
Maldon
Historic sailing barges ‘Hydrogen’ and ‘Thistle’ are available for regular public cruises and also for private hire for groups up to 50 from a variety of East Coast locations including Maldon and Ipswich.
North Fambridge
Dawnbreaker IV has been built to a high specification to provide you with a fishing experience second to none. Fully insured and licenced for 10 persons and Code of Practice for up to 60 miles. Capable of up to 28 knots and with a comfortable…
Burnham-on-Crouch
Templeman Galleries specializes in original pictures and also provides a bespoke picture framing service. The gallery stocks a large selection of unusual gifts, objects d’art and jewellery.
Dengie
St James, Dengie is a small parish church serving the rural villages of Asheldham and Dengie. The Grade II listed church building dates back to the 14th century, but the Nave walls may be even earlier from Saxon times, and remains of Roman bricks…
Wickham Bishops
St Bartholomew's Church is Grade II Listed and is a fine example of Victorian Gothic church architecture. In the churychyard you will find three Commonwealth War Graves.
Stow Maries
This walk features attractive countryside, a disused railway and three superb examples of village pubs on the Dengie Peninsula. All three offer excellent ranges of local beers and food to tempt you, before or after your walk.
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