EAW001541 ENGLAND (1946). The town, Chipping Ongar, from the north, 1946

"The Two Brewers P/H".

"The Two Brewers P/H".

"Budworth Hall".

"Bronsons Lane School". Bansons Lane School. King’s Trust - Joseph King, in 1678, left money for the education of the poor and teaching was undertaken in Kings Trust cottages. In 1846 a purpose built school was erected behind the trust cottages and children attended from the surrounding area. From 1902 it was managed by the Essex Education Committee. In 1911 when the Essex Education Committee had decided to build a new school they transferred the buildings for use as a County school. And this opened in 1915. It was reorganized again in 1936. The school lay behind Budworth Hall and the trust cottages. It was single-storied, in yellow brick. A foundation stone was at one time in the lane which once ran between Ongar Grammar School and what was Little Bansons.

Bansons Lane.

Bansons Way.

"Mardenash House".

Landview Grds.

St James Ave.

Great Lawn.

Church Close.

A113.

A113 Stanford Rivers Road.

Greensted Road. (Later called The Borough).

Greensted Road.

Castle Street.

Stanley Place.

Bushey Lea.

A128 High Street.

"Grays Farm".

Stondon Road.

A128 Brentwood Road.

Cloverley Road.

Coopers Hill.

"Later called": - Turners Close.

Fairfield Road.

Millbank Ave.

Glebe Road.

Rodney Road.