EPW002000 ENGLAND (1920). General view of the town, Chelmsford, from the north-west, 1920

RIDLEYS CORN MILL

REGINA RD, CHELMSFORD

MILL RD, CHELMSFORD

TOWNFIELD STREET, CHELMSFORD

RAILWAY STREET, CHELMSFORD

GLEBE RD, CHELMSFORD

CEDAR AVE, CHELMSFORD

MALTHOUSE

PRIMROSE HILL, CHELMSFORD

THE ANNE KNIGHT BUILDING- A GRADE 2 LISTED BUILDING, USED AS A QUAKER MEETING HOUSE FROM 1823 UNTIL 1957. IT WAS NAMED THE ANNE KNIGHT BUILDING IN HER HONOUR. ANNE KNIGHT WAS BORN IN SPRINGFIELD ON THE 2ND NOV 1786, AND WAS THE DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM KNIGHT A CHELMSFORD GROCER AND A FAMILY OF QUAKERS. SHE FOUNDED A BRANCH OF THE WOMENS ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. SHE NEVER MARRIED AND DIED IN FRANCE ON THE 4TH NOV 1862

CHELMSFORD HIGH STREET

RAINSFORD RD, CHELMSFORD

CHELMSFORD PRISON?

NORWICH TO LONDON LINE

GAS WORKS

BISHOPS RD, CHELMSFORD

MARCONI RD, CHELMSFORD

VICTORIA RD, CHELMSFORD

BROOMFIELD RD, CHELMSFORD

SCHOOL VIEW RD, CHELMSFORD

MALTESE RD, CHELMSFORD

DUKES STREET, CHELMSFORD

CHELMSFORD RAILWAY STATION

The Corn Exchange http://www.chelmsfordrocks.com/cornexchange.html

Coval Hall Strutt & Parker moved here in 1947. They had previously had offices above Barclays Bank in the High St since 1936

Marconi Wireless & Telegraph Company

Westfields - originally a grand house and later annexed by the Grammar School next door for playing fields. The original house (demolished in the 1970s and replaced first with a private house and now with retirement flats) was used as classrooms

King Edward VI Grammar School

Shire Hall

Cathedral

Duke Street

Park Avenue