Restored Tudor House in the Village of Writtle near Chelmsford
Church Street, Saffron Walden ~ a fine example of the Essex art of Pargeting.
Paper Mill Lock on the Chelmer and Blackwater canal which was opened in 1797 to connect Chelmsford to the Coast.
St John the Baptist Church, Little Maplestead often known as the Round Church because it has a circular Nave. It was built by the Knights Hospitaller c1340.
Steeple Bumpstead Moot Hall known as the "Old Schole" was built in 1592 by the inhabitants on land rented from the Crown
St Osyth Priory Gatehouse. Founded c.1121.
Colchester Castle is a largely complete Norman castle. It is a Grade I listed building.
Cressing Temple built by the Knights Templar c1137. This photograph is of the Barley Barn recognised as the oldest timber-framed barn in the world.
Mountnessing Post Mill ~ built in 1807. It is a fine example of the Millwright's craft of that time