dedicated to our ancient, historical and beautiful village
Recently unearthed past stories combining the sea, countryside and its people are intriguing, sometimes mysterious, full of narrative and photographs, and will be listed here to share with you over the coming months and years.
There are many different houses, farms, shops and people who have left their mark on what is now a thriving 21st century village.
A dwelling has stood on the site of South Hall since the 1700’s. The present house was given Grade 11 listed status….
A dwelling has stood on the site of South Hall since the 1700’s. The present house was given Grade 11 listed status….
Saturday 15th July 1893, saw a great celebration in the small village of Paglesham at the opening of the Mission Hall….
William Thomas Reed Atkinson was a distinguished English violin maker whose career spanned from 1869 to his death in 1929. Born in Stepney ….
On the 19th May 1847 Lady Olivia Bernard Sparrow, George Montagu, his wife Millicent and their son William, conveyed to George Murray, Bishop of Rochester….
The History of Cupola House –
Cupola House is made up of two sections, the oldest part was built in 1697 and over the years was a butchers and bakers…
How did all this start?
Peter Thorogood, a keen photographer and archivist of both his family and the local community, passed away last year, and his family kindly ……
The Wiseman family first appear in 1609 at West Hall, where the late William Wiseman of Great Baddow bequeathed the Lordship, Manor and West Hall to his son and ……
A dwelling has stood on the site of South Hall since the 1700’s. The present house was given Grade 11 listed status….
A dwelling has stood on the site of South Hall since the 1700’s. The present house was given Grade 11 listed status….
Saturday 15th July 1893, saw a great celebration in the small village of Paglesham at the opening of the Mission Hall….
William Thomas Reed Atkinson was a distinguished English violin maker whose career spanned from 1869 to his death in 1929. Born in Stepney ….
On the 19th May 1847 Lady Olivia Bernard Sparrow, George Montagu, his wife Millicent and their son William, conveyed to George Murray, Bishop of Rochester….
The History of Cupola House –
Cupola House is made up of two sections, the oldest part was built in 1697 and over the years was a butchers and bakers…
How did all this start?
Peter Thorogood, a keen photographer and archivist of both his family and the local community, passed away last year, and his family kindly ……
The Wiseman family first appear in 1609 at West Hall, where the late William Wiseman of Great Baddow bequeathed the Lordship, Manor and West Hall to his son and ……
A dwelling has stood on the site of South Hall since the 1700’s. The present house was given Grade 11 listed status….
A dwelling has stood on the site of South Hall since the 1700’s. The present house was given Grade 11 listed status….
Saturday 15th July 1893, saw a great celebration in the small village of Paglesham at the opening of the Mission Hall….
William Thomas Reed Atkinson was a distinguished English violin maker whose career spanned from 1869 to his death in 1929. Born in Stepney ….
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Paglesham is a village and civil parish in the north east of the Rochford Rural District, Essex. The parish includes two ‘ends’ Eastend and Churchend, which are situated on the River Crouch and Paglesham Creek. Its closeness to the sea has enabled the village to survive and prosper.
Paglesham is a village and civil parish in the north east of the Rochford Rural District, Essex. The parish includes two ‘ends’ Eastend and Churchend, which are situated on the River Crouch and Paglesham Creek. Its closeness to the sea has enabled the village to survive and prosper.