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Upminster: St Laurence, Parish Church

Posted on 20/01/2022 by hurdler46

“Among all the impressive objects that happy England can show, none are more interesting and elevating than her village churches”, wrote Upminster’s historian Thomas Lewis Wilson in 1856. Those comments certainly apply to Upminster’s St Laurence Church which, although much … Continue reading →

Posted in Upminster Buildings & Places | Tagged Battiscombe v Eve 1862, Bell tower, Brass rubbings, carved oak screen, Hamlet Clarke, John Kebyll bells, Manor of Gaynes, Ralph Latham, Richard Holdfield bell, Robert "Mouseman" Thompson, Robert Mot bell, Roger Deyncourt, Sir Charles Nicholson, Sir James Esdaile, Sir John Engayne, St Cedd, St Laurence Church, St Mary's Chapel, stained glass, Upminster, William Gibbs Bartleet | 1 Comment

The Bell Inn

Posted on 23/02/2018 by hurdler46

The Bell Inn dominated the crossroads at the centre of Upminster for around 200 years until its demolition in the summer of 1963, to be replaced by a featureless parade of shops with an ugly car park above. These days … Continue reading →

Posted in Upminster Buildings & Places | Tagged Bell Inn, G A Smith, Henry Day, Henry Turnell, Manor of Gaynes, Sir James Esdaile, Story of Upminster, Upminster | 19 Comments

Tag Archives: Manor of Gaynes

Upminster: St Laurence, Parish Church

The Bell Inn

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