Waltham Abbey and area

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Woodbine - Waltham Abbey, Essex - c1960
Woodbine - Waltham Abbey, Essex - c1960
Waltham Abbey Stone Bridge
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Waltham Cross ~ At the heart of Waltham Cross is the Eleanor Cross, built between 1291 and 1294 by order of King Edward I in memory of his queen, Eleanor of Castile. The queen died in Harby in Nottinghamshire on November 28 1290, aged 49, and was buried at Westminster Abbey on December 17. Twelve crosses bearing images of Eleanor were erected in remembrance of where her body stopped overnight during the funeral cortege’s journey.
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Waltham Abbey by tram - F Gregory Brown (1916)
The Forest Glades of Epping vintage travel poster reprint | eBay
The Forest Glades of Epping vintage travel poster reprint | eBay
Looking out on to the Royal Forest Hotel next to the Queen Elizabeth I’s hunting lodge, Chingford, London
Looking out on to the Royal Forest Hotel next to the Queen Elizabeth I’s Hunting Lodge, Epping Forrest, Chingford, London, built by Henry VIII in 1543
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Epping Forest : Beauty Spots in Essex.
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Epping Forest, London & North Eastern Rail, 1923 | 15 Insanely Affordable Vintage Travel Prints
Rose window, Waltham Abbey church
Rose window, Waltham Abbey church
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Waltham Abbey - Frank Newbould (1929)
King Harold's Grave. Waltham Abbey Legend has it that after his death at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, Harold's body was brought to Waltham for burial near to the High Altar. Today, the spot is marked by a stone slab in the churchyard (originally the site of the high altar prior to the Reformation).