EAW004745 ENGLAND (1947). The village, Wickhambreaux, 1947

ARMY HEADQUARTERS: S0016854

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Cart Lane or sometimes refereed to as Beer Cart Lane, presumably this is the way beer carts approached the village obviously very important at one time

The Street (road name)

The Old Workhouse, Grade 2 listed building, English Heritage Building ID: 171587 Formerly the Poorhouse. Three parallel ranges. Front 2 ranges probably C17 refaced in C19, the rear range is dated 1878. Two storeys red brick.

Wickham Mill Grade 2 listed building English Heritage Building ID: 171552 Early C19. Four storeys and attics in gable end. Overshot waterwheel on side of building facing away from us here.

Wickham House Grade 2* listed building English Heritage Building ID: 171546 Built in 1713 by the Rev Alexander Young who was Rector of Wickhambreaux from 1712-1755. Formerly known as "the old rectory".

Oasthouse Grade 2 listed building English Heritage Building ID: 171549 Mid C19

St Andrew parish church - It is a medieval building, originating in 13th century, and subject to major renovation in Victorian times, and again recently (2003-04).

Wickham Lane

Ickham

Wickham Court Lane

The List (road name)

Grove Road

Seaton Road

Quaives

Little Stour (river)