St. Nicholas; the parish church of Laindon
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St. Nicholas; the parish church of Laindon
Image: © Robert Edwards Taken: 31 Mar 2008
This church is mainly 14th century, but on the west end of the church there is a small two-storeyed wooden structure known as the Priest's House that was added in the 17th century. The church stands on very high ground and it is quite a landmark. Laindon is one of a handful of Essex villages that was swallowed up by Basildon new town.
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51.579452
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0.434479