Terling Collection

Terling, Essex - The Old Mill. Latterly converted to residential use, this windmill was featured in the film Oh, Mr Porter! in 1937. Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex - Norman River and Ford (?). Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex - The Tudor House. Date: circa 1920s

Basildon SS16 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Basildon SS16 5

Chelmsford CM3 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Chelmsford CM3 2

Terling, Essex - Terling Church - Interior. Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex - Terling Church - Exterior. Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex, Terling Place, family seat of Baron Rayleigh
Terling, Essex - Terling Place, built between 1772 and 1777. The Georgian family seat of Baron Rayleigh. Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex - Old Dairy Bridge. Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex - Terling Church - The South Porch Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex, Terling Park - Terling Place Date: circa 1920s

Terling, Essex - Norman River
Terling, Essex- Norman River. Date: circa 1920s

Land Girls bringing in the harvest
Women bringing in the harvest at Lord Rayleighs farm at Terling during 1916. Date: 1916

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Terling, a quaint village located in Essex, holds a rich history and captivating landmarks that make it an enchanting place to explore. Nestled within this picturesque setting is Terling Place, the esteemed family seat of Baron Rayleigh. This grand estate stands as a testament to the area's aristocratic heritage. For those seeking adventure or simply wanting to navigate their way through Terling's charming streets, Basildon SS16 5 Map and Chelmsford CM3 2 Map serve as reliable guides. These maps ensure you won't miss any hidden gems along your journey. During World War II, Terling played its part on the Home Front. A young boy from Trinity County School in Wood Green, Middlesex was captured in a heartwarming photograph while diligently picking peas in these very fields. It serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience and unity displayed during challenging times. Terling Church stands proudly amidst the village landscape with both its interior and exterior exuding timeless beauty. The church's serene ambiance invites visitors to reflect upon centuries of worship held within its walls. As you continue your exploration of Terling, don't miss out on other notable sights such as The Old Mill and Old Dairy Bridge. These structures not only showcase architectural brilliance but also provide glimpses into bygone eras when they were vital components of daily life. The Norman River and Ford add another layer of intrigue to Terling's allure. Their presence evokes images of ancient crossings and tales whispered through generations about their significance in local lore. Lastly, no visit would be complete without marveling at The Tudor House—a true gem showcasing exquisite Tudor architecture that transports visitors back in time. In summary, Terling encapsulates everything one could desire from an idyllic English village: historical landmarks steeped in tradition like Terling Place; natural beauty found along riversides and bridges; reminders of wartime sacrifices made by ordinary individuals; breathtaking churches that inspire contemplation; and the charm of Tudor-era architecture.