Planned road closures in Roydon, Loughton and Harlow for roadworks
Drivers in Loughton and Roydon may face disruption to their journeys due to planned temporary road closures for roadworks.
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19th century Loughton houses designed by Lopping Hall architect
The picture at the top of this page is of High Beech Road in Loughton c1910.
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19th century Loughton houses designed by Lopping Hall architect
The picture at the top of this page is of High Beech Road in Loughton c1910.
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19th century Loughton houses designed by Lopping Hall architect | East London and West Essex Guardian Series
The picture at the top of this page is of High Beech Road in Loughton c1910.
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An Edward Egan-designed building in Loughton that is now a car park | East London and West Essex Guardian Series
The spired building designed by Edmond Egan. Credit: Gary Stone - Instagram @loughtonhistory The picture above is from the turn of the 20th century and shows a spired building on High Beech Road that was designed by one of Loughton’s prominent architects Edmond Egan. Seen here as a bakery called Sandall’s, the building was finally used as a handyman’s shop before being demolished in 1970 to make way for a car park. How the scene looks today You can follow Gary Stone on Instagram...
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An Edward Egan-designed building in Loughton that is now a car park
The spired building designed by Edmond Egan. Credit: Gary Stone - Instagram @loughtonhistory The picture above is from the turn of the 20th century and shows a spired building on High Beech Road that was designed by one of Loughton’s prominent architects Edmond Egan. Seen here as a bakery called Sandall’s, the building was finally used as a handyman’s shop before being demolished in 1970 to make way for a car park. How the scene looks today You can follow Gary Stone on Instagram...
Source: eppingforestguardian.co.uk