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Village Building in the High Country Article · Journal No. 1 · March 2000 Anne Padfield delivered the first talk to the High Country History Group. The talk was held in the Parish Room, St Mary’s Church, Stapleford Tawney, on Thursday 24th…

St Mary’s Church, Stapleford Tawney Array Associated through article Grade II* parish church, listed as c.1220 on Wikipedia’s Grade II* Epping Forest list. The Woodman, Stanford Rivers Array Associated through article Does Farm, Stanford Rivers Array Associated through article Lawns Farm, Stanford Rivers Array Associated through article Little Timbers, Mount End Array Associated through article Stanford Rivers Array Associated through article Clements Farm, Toot Hill Array Associated through article Cutlers Forge Array Associated through article Cutlers Forge Cottage Array Associated through article A smithy has been incorporated into Cutlers Forge Cottage Hill Hall Array Associated through article Ivy Cottage Array Associated through article Ivy Cottage, in Greensted Green, now a domestic building, was originally a small, local school Ivy Cottage, Greensted Green Array Associated through article Little Tawney Hall Array Associated through article Mole Trap Cottages Array Associated through article St Andrew’s Church Array Associated through article Claimed as the oldest wooden church in the world, or probably the oldest wooden building in Europe still standing in part. St. Mary’s the Virgin Church, High Ongar Array Associated through article St. Mary’s, Theydon Bois Array Associated through article Stapleford Tawney Array Associated through article The Talbot Inn Array Associated through article