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To mark the anniversary of the execution of Charles I on 30 January 1649, Archive Assistant Desmond Crone researched the Broomfield Bible which was created for King Charles I and presented to his librarian, Patrick Young.

A document in a sumptuous, embroidered cover showing the Royal Arms, donated to the parish of Broomfield by Sarah Atwood, a granddaughte...


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Archive Assistant Desmond Crone describes his selection for this year’s Christmas Curiosity Cabinet – the 1923 Little Baddow Nativity Play, The Guiding Star, by Jesse Berridge.

All over the country parents and families have been enjoying end of term school productions of the story of the Nativity. For many, their school nat...


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This year our volunteers have catalogued over 1000 building plans, primarily from Canvey Island and Southend-on-Sea. Thanks to Annabelle, Ashley, Elizabeth, Freya, Issy, Patrick, Olivia, and Sophie for this monumental achievement!

What are these building plans?

At the ERO we look after hundreds of thousands of building plans, created and coll...


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We recently shared more information about over 2,000 settlement papers on Essex Archives Online for the parishes of Boreham (D/P 29), Dedham (


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“During the Second World War, there must have been more than a hundred community efforts up and down the country, each with their own little group of folk, each building their own Jerusalem. Their histories have not been written, but one day, diaries and journals might be available, and when they are, we can learn much of the effort and idealism poured out by groups of all k...


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