EPW024872 ENGLAND (1928). The seafront at Southchurch and view towards the town, Southend-on-Sea, from the south-east, 1928

Tennis courts, according to the blueprints for a nearby house, but then built over for more housing.

Southchurch Hall, Medieval house with moat and gardens, once a farmhouse, now a local park (Southchurch Hall Gardens) and museum.

44 Kensington Road converted to flats in 1936

Southchurch Park Congregational church, later Southchurch Park United Reformed Church.

Bellevue Baptist church in Bellevue Road, still open and expanded.

Originally a church (Methodist?), then the local masonic hall, then demolished and flats built on the site.

York Road Methodist church. Demolished

Southchurch Hall secondary modern school for boys, now an adult education centre.

St Erkenwald Anglican church, since demolished.

Greenways School

Halfway House

The Parish Church of Christ Church

The first house built in Marlborough Road - a detached 3 bedroom property which became No. 9. Enlargement of this view shows the scaffolding is still erected around the house. Almost certainly built by John Wilson & Co, local Builders who are known to have constructed many more houses on this new garden-Suburb Estate..

Huntingdon Road to be, without a single house as yet.

Sandringham Road , houses under construction by either John Wilson & Co. or Thorby's builders - both constructing houses on this new Garden Suburb.

Marlborough Road.