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Upminster: St Laurence, Parish Church
“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 →
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New life for Upminster’s Convent
Work was completed in early 2017 on the transformation of the former convent of the Sacred Heart of Mary on Upminster Hill to form seven apartments, with the addition of two five-bedroom houses to the south – collectively known as Numbers 1-9 … Continue reading →
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Tagged Countess Helen Tasker, Dr John Storrs Brookfield, E S Woodiwiss, Edward Burne-Jones, Ellen Willmott, Holden family, John Adey Repton, Sacred Heart of Mary Convent, Sir Edward Wills, Sir James Esdaile, Upminster, Upminster Cricket Club, Wasey Sterry, William Gibbs Bartleet, William Morris, William Nokes
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