Burnham-on-crouch and the Dengie 100
Gallery of old prints - page 2Historic prints of Creeksea, Althorne, Southminster, Tillingham and Ostend.You can now buy high quality prints made from any of these images directly online. They are printed on archival quality photographic paper and delivered next day to your door by first class post. Click on any of the pictures or CLICK HERE TO BUY PRINTS |
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| The Endway | Althorne Street | Motorcycle in Althorne | |||
Here are 3 pictures of Althorne and 2 of Southminster (the only other town on the Dengie peninsula). Creeksea Place (also spelt Cricksea, Cryxhey and Crixey) was originally built in 1569, but much of that was destroyed in 1740 and most of the current building dates from the 19th century. | |||||
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| Creeksea Place | Southminster | Southminster High Street | |||
Ostend was a small hamlet between Burnham and Creeksea and still exists on some maps. The 2 pictures of Tillingham show significant changes in the buildings and trees between the dates. | |||||
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| Ostend | Tillingham in 1862 | Tillingham in 1916 | |||
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Archival quality photographic prints made from these images of Burnham-on-Crouch and the Dengie 100 are available for sale. Click on any of the images or CLICK HERE TO BUY PRINTS Email burnham@lovethepictures.co.uk for more information |
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