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   Where can I Park at Eastbury Manor House?

   • Limited parking on the surrounding streets, restrictions apply. Blue Badge Parking: Limited blue badge parking on pavement by the main driveway gates. Frequent local services. There are 3 bus services that stop within a few minutes walk of Eastbury Manor House. The 62 to Ripple Road Cemetery or the 287 & 368 to Ripple Road/Tudor Road.

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   Where is the manor of Ongar Park?

   • The manor of ONGAR PARK alias BATELLS was originally part of that of Stanford Rivers (q.v.), and was known late in the 13th century as the manor of Stanford Park. In the 14th century and later it lay on the boundary of the parishes of High Ongar and Stanford Rivers.

   High Ongar: Manors | British History Online

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   Where did the manor of marks come from?

   • The manor of MARKS, (fn. 202) in Dagenham and Havering, which lay in Whalebone Lane, about ½ mile north of Chadwell Heath, seems to have originated as a free tenement of the manor of Barking. In the 15th century it was enlarged by the addition of lands in Havering, held of the royal manor of Havering.

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   Is Eastbury manor house open on 4 July?

   • Eastbury Manor House will be closed all day on 4 July, due to opening as a polling station. Please note, group bookings are available on non open days. Please contact eastburymanorhouse@lbbd.gov.uk to enquire. National Trust members and SPAB members: FREE. Barking and Dagenham residents: FREE. (Please bring proof of address).

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   2 days ago · Eastbury Manor House. A striking Elizabethan gentry house with a remarkable history, set in tranquil heritage gardens. Eastbury Square, Barking, Essex, IG11 9SN. Opening times.

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   5 days ago · The manor of ONGAR PARK alias BATELLS was originally part of that of Stanford Rivers (q.v.), and was known late in the 13th century as the manor of Stanford Park. In the 14th century and later it lay on the boundary of the parishes of High Ongar and Stanford Rivers.

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   3 days ago · The woodlands of Danbury and Lingwood Commons hide their 107 metre high ridge-top location on one of Essex's highest hills. For centuries, self-sufficient commoners under the Lord of the Manor's watchful eye came here to graze their domestic animals, cutting down scrub and trees for fuel and creating an open landscape.

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   3 days ago · See centuries of history at the National Trust’s Paycocke’s House, formerly a Tudor merchant’s home in Coggeshall, Essex.

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   1 day ago · The manor of MARKS, in Dagenham and Havering, which lay in Whalebone Lane, about ½ mile north of Chadwell Heath, seems to have originated as a free tenement of the manor of Barking. In the 15th century it was enlarged by the addition of lands in Havering, held of the royal manor of Havering.

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   2 days ago · All the manors in Hornchurch were subject to the manor of Havering. The manors of HORNCHURCH HALL and SUTTONS formed the original endowment of Hornchurch priory, made by Henry II in two grants early in his reign. One charter, probably of 1158, gave the priory land in Havering worth £25.

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   5 days ago · This 16th century manor house stands in ten acres of gardens in open countryside about a mile from Ingatestone and retains much of its original Tudor feel. It was built by Sir William Petre, Secretary of State to four Tudor monarchs, and is occupied by his descendants to this day.