Valence House, along with its herb garden and moat, is the local history museum for the parishes and boroughs of Barking and Dagenham. The collection is housed in a timber-framed manor house begun in the 15th century. Of particular interest are a fine set of 17th century and 18th century portraits of the Fanshawe family and a period room of the same date.
Tudor grandstand and the only remaining timber-framed Standing in Britain.
Well and truly off the beaten track, this timber-framed hunting lodge is hidden away in ... More
The royal connections of this rare, red-brick Tudor manor house reach back to Henry VIII whose Principal Secretary of State, Sir Ralph Sadler, built Sutton ... More
This bright, modern hotel is part of the Holiday Inn’s Express line which offer a cheaper alternative to their standard hotels. Although out in the ... More
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