Architecture of Essex

Architecture and buildings of Essex

1864 – Congregational Church, Barking, Essex

“The memorial stone of a new Congregational Church, wag laid on the 6th of last month,

1870 – Church of St. Andrew, Plaistow, Essex

Published in The Building News, November 25th 1870. The large stone building, designed by James Brooks, is in an Early English style with an apsidal chancel and large but uncompleted crossing tower.

1870 – Church, Ford End, Great Waltham, Essex

Architect: Fred Chancellor

The foundation stone of the Church, laid in 1870 refers to the older name, Fourth End,

1870 – St. Paul’s School, Stratford, Essex

Architect: Henry Ough

“These schools are erected in the parish of St. Paul, Stratford, of which the Rev. G.

1870 – White Colne Church, Colchester, Essex

Architect: C.J. Moxon

Before & after restoration as published in The Building News, July 1st, 1870

1871 – Farm Homestead at Lawford Hall, Essex

Architect: W. Lewis Baker

“These buildings were erected in the year 1871, for. M. Nichols, Esq., of Lawford Hall near Manningtree.

1872 – A Country Residence, Halstead, Essex

Architect: C.F. Hayward

1872 – The Westwood Tomb, Little Horkesley, Essex

Architect: Habershon & Pite

1873 – Coachmans Cottage, Chelmsford, Essex

Architect: Fred Chancellor

Published in The Building News, August 22 1873: “One of our illustrations this week is a Lodge recently erected for J.

1873 – Down Hall, Harlow, Essex

Architect: F.P. Cockerell

Now a country house hotel. Perspective view including ground plan, published in The Building News, July 4th 1873.