Attractions near St Mary-at-Latton Church

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St Mary-at-Latton Church

The Gowers, Harlow, Essex CM20 2JP - England, UK

A beautiful and ancient active church, St. Mary-at-Latton once served a tiny village and the medieval manor of Mark Hall, before the present new town was built around it. When the town planner Sir Frederick Gibberd designed the oldest...

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Attractions near St Mary-at-Latton Church

A selection of attractions close to St Mary-at-Latton Church:

The Square (2.1 Miles)

A long-established venue for live performance, The Square has provided a launch pad for no end of acts both in music and comedy. Bands...

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The Gibberd Gallery (2.1 Miles)

The Gibberd Gallery is a light, modern and spacious purpose-built exhibition space which is open free of charge to the general public. Its permanent...

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Harlow Playhouse (2.1 Miles)

Harlow Playhouse is a large provincial theatre which hosts an ambitious programme of events, ranging from touring comedy and musical acts, through to straight plays,...

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Parndon Wood Nature Reserve (3.7 Miles)

Parndon Wood Nature Reserve is a beautiful piece of reserved land in the ancient Parndon Wood on the edge of Harlow. Quite different from...

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Rye Meads Nature Reserve (5.5 Miles)

Rye Meads Nature Reserve is owned and operated by the RSPB and is in the heart of the Lea Valley. The reserve is home...

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Airfield Museum (6.3 Miles)

The North Weald Airfield Museum is one of the finest air museums in the country. Located on the edge of the village, the museum...

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Lowewood Museum (8.2 Miles)

Lowewood Museum is housed in a listed Georgian building that dates from the mid 1750s. The impressive collection allows visitors to discover the fascinating...

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Rhodes Arts Complex and Museum (8.4 Miles)

This modern arts complex is named after the town’s most famous son, Cecil Rhodes the famous colonialist. It houses the town museum, a café,...

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Cecil Rhodes House (8.4 Miles)

Born on July 1853 in this house, Cecil Rhodes is the most famous son of Bishop’s Stortford. After attending the local grammar school he...

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Bishop's Stortford Museum (8.4 Miles)

The Bishop’s Stortford Museum was opened to the public in 2002 and is an amalgamation of several other historical societies that already existed in the...

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Scott's Grotto (9.7 Miles)

Scott's Grotto is a Grade I listed building constructed by the Quaker poet John Scott in the 1760s. You will need to bring a torch...

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Ware Priory (10 Miles)

Ware Priory is a grade I listed building which began as a 14th Century Benedictine friary. The priory experienced the dissolution by Henry VIII and...

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Ware Museum (10 Miles)

Ware Museum was founded in 1986 and extended in 2002 with access for the disabled. The museum has an extensive archaeological collection, most of which...

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Amwell Quarry Nature Reserve (10.3 Miles)

Amwell Quarry Nature Reserve is an important wetland site in part of the Lee Valley Special Protection Area. This popular birdwatching site is a former...

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Epping Ongar Railway (10.8 Miles)

Until the late 1990s, the section of railway that ran between Epping and Ongar was operated by London Underground, and formed the furthest reaching section...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)