The Victorian Clock Tower

The White Hart hotel, Market End

The parish church of St Peter-ad-Vincula

The judas trees in front of Christ Church, May 2004

Stonehaven, 15th century house in Stoneham Street

The old iron bridge at Marks Hall

Coggeshall's Post Office - once an ancient inn

The Abbey Mill and mill-pond

The old Gardner's brewery in Bridge Street. It stopped brewing just before World War II

The Chapel on Market Hill, believed to be Coggeshall's oldest public house

The lower part of Church Street near its junction with the Market Hill

Grange Barn, the tithe barn of Coggeshall's Cistercian Abbey is claimed to be one of the oldest timber-framed barns in Europe

Tranquillity in the Coggeshall countryside

A view of Coggeshall from Abbey Lane.

St Nicholas' chapel, c1220, the one-time gatehouse chapel of the Cistercian abbey

The Essex Way runs past St Nicholas' chapel.

A seat for weary walkers is dedicated to the memory of Eve Thornton.

Some people have said that they can see a ghostly figure on this photograph of St Nicholas' chapel

Paycockes' - a 16th century house wool merchant's house.

They were one of the richest and most powerful families in Coggeshall in the 1500s.

Market Hill - always at the heart of the village

Picturesque timber-framed buildings in Church Street