Mid 19th century station master's house, at Wickham Station, on the Witham to Maldon dismantled railway (EHER 82945)
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Summary
A station master's house at Wickham Station, which was built in around 1848.
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred TL 8239 1157 (1m by 0m) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | WICKHAM BISHOPS, MALDON, ESSEX |
Type and Period
Description
April-August 2007. Field survey.
Station Master’s House, 210A, on the west of the platform, half-timbered, two-storied southern gable and single storey northern extension (not viewed, but illustrated as in 1957 in Kay, 2006, page 12, in a photograph taken looking north-west with the mill in the background), built in around 1848. Now in private ownership. <1>
PROBABLE MID 19TH CENTURY HOUSE
April-August 2007. Field survey.
210C. East of the bungalow drive is a 2-storied house 'Broomhills', with a central gable, 2 side wings, walls rendered, canopied porch (Photo D51 from south), in same position as that shown on 2nd and 3rd editions O.S. map. <1>