Transfer from Loughton (IG10) to Luton Airport There are 2 major national archives in Loughton. One of them is the Postal Museum Store and it’s located in Debden, on the Lenthall Road. In this museum, you can see a wide array of objects such as post boxes, mobile post office vehicles and Rowland Hill’s desk.…
DetailsTransfer from Loughton (IG10) to Stansted Airport Loughton is divided into several neighbourhoods. The Old Loughton is the oldest part of the town and represents the original settlement that was developed and grew into the modern Loughton. Another area is Debden that covers an area of 650 acres and it’s located in the north –…
DetailsTransfer from Loughton (IG10) to Gatwick Airport Loughton is bordered by the Roding valley in the eastern part and by the Epping Forest on the western side. The river and the forest are the natural barriers that have prevented Loughton from expanding to the east or to the west. The growth was represented by infilling…
DetailsTransfer from Loughton (IG10) to Heathrow Airport The civil parish and town of Loughton is located in the district of Epping Forest, very close to Charing Cross and the M11 and M25 motorways. It is bordered by localities like Buckhurst Hill, Chigwell, Theydon Bois, Waltham Abbey and Chingford. There are 3 major conservation areas in…
DetailsTransfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to London City Airport Waltham Abbey is known for its notable architecture. There are numerous significant structures in the town and one of them is The Welsh Harp. This inn was constructed in the 15th century and half made of timber. There is a passage right beside the inn that…
DetailsTransfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Luton Airport There are 3 main localities incorporated in the Waltham Abbey district. Claverhambury is a hamlet that comprises 15 farms and homes and it’s situated between 2 woods: Stockings Grove and Deerpark Wood. It is located in the north eastern part of the centre. It is bordered by…
DetailsTransfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Stansted Airport By the 17th century, Waltham Abbey featured 4 churchwardens that had local government functions like distributing poor relief. At the same time, in the 17th century, the town was home to a gunpowder factory. It was expanded in the 19th century and it was converted into the…
DetailsTransfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Gatwick Airport The major attraction in Waltham Abbey is, of course, the Abbey Church of St Lawrence and Waltham Holy Cross. This place of worship dates from the 7th century, but the current structure was built in the 12th century. The town got its name from the church. In…
DetailsTransfer from Waltham Abbey (EN9) to Heathrow Airport The market town of Waltham Abbey is located in the Essex County, on the famous Greenwich Meridian. It sits between Epping Forest and River Lea. Its name comes from Waltham Holy Cross’ Abbey Church that was a Scheduled Ancient Monument. The abbey was extremely important for the…
DetailsTransfer from Epping (CM16) to London City Airport The major attraction in Epping is the office of the District Council. Its main feature is the clock tower and it balances the High Street. The other end of the street has a water tower dating from 1872. It has a Gothic design. The centre of the…
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