Category: Projects

Here are examples of past projects funded by Essex Heritage Trust.

 Great Baddow Hoard 

Additional Information from Museum of Chelmsford Coin types  The Great Baddow Hoard consists of 933 gold Iron Age coins along with fragments of a possible container or vessel.  930 of the gold coins are Eastern...

St Mary’s, Woodham Ferrers

“I recently had the privilege to welcome back to the church a special Coat of Arms which has been restored and conserved for future generations thanks to a generous grant from the Essex Heritage...

From Norman to Victorian Gothic

Waltham Abbey Church, Essex in the 19th Century Preface This major study charts a little over a century of the nine hundred years that this magnificent church has stood at Waltham Abbey. It is...

 Milestone replacement project 

Essex Heritage Trust awarded a grant in March 2023 of £1,000 towards the road Milestone replacement project, led by Manningtree Museum & Local History Group. The grant was to fund replacement cast iron posts...

Harwich Museum

HARWICH MUSEUM LAUNCHES A NEW MAJOR EXHIBITION FOR 2025 Since Harwich Museum closed its doors for the 2024 season on 8th December the volunteers have been hard at work creating a new exhibition celebrating the...

Lopping Hall, Loughton

The villagers of Loughton had upheld the tradition of lopping the trees in the forest believing that this right had been granted to them by royal charter by Queen Elizabeth I.  The lopped wood...

St John’s, Little Leighs

In November 2023 EHT gave St John the Evangelist, Little Leighs a grant of £4,750 for block paving at the back of the nave.  This grant gave our fund-raising campaign an enormous boost and we...

Twinkle Star Statue

This photograph shows the scene in Colchester High Street on the afternoon of Saturday 4th May 2024 after the unveiling of a statue featuring “Twinkle Star” sisters Jane (left) and Ann Taylor……..Jane being the author...

Good Easter Village Pump

Before and After Restoration Believed to be 19th century, for years the village pump on the Tye, Good Easter, was one of only 2 sources of clean water in the village. History recalls that...