EPW046726 ENGLAND (1935). St Peter's Church and Market Hill, Buntingford, 1935

Garage and petrol pumps?

Steam traction engine?

Layston Court. Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 159753 Grammar school and master's house, now one house. School built 1630-3 for Elizabeth Freeman of Aspenden Hall, re-endowed 1684 by Bishop Seth Ward and Lady Jane Barkham, house early C18 added at right angles. Used as school up to 1877, subsequently altered and South wing added.

The Crown Inn. Grade 2 listed building- English Heritage Building ID: 159781 Public house. Mid C19

The Manor House. Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 159784. House, now offices. C18, altered and extended in early C19. Currently a Heritage and Tourist Information centre.

The Hoops, former public house. Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 159733. Late C17, possibly heightened in early C19. Timber frame on stucco sill, roughcast. Steep roof now slated with box eaves and flat soffit. A long 2-storeys house facing South. 3-cells, lobby-entry, central chimney plan

The Almshouses. Grade 2* listed building. English Heritage Building ID: 159780. Postcode: SG9 9AB 1684 (possibly by Robert Hooke) for Seth Ward Bishop of Exeter and Salisbury, mathematician and astronomer, friend of Wren. Plum brick in Flemish-bond, Portland stone dressings, and steep old red tile hipped roof. 2 storeys, U-shaped building around a court open to the East. Houses for 4 men and 4 women. Each on 2 floors with living room and another room on Ground floor and bedroom and smaller room on 1st floor. 2 houses in each wing with doors at each corner, 4 in main block separated by central feature.

Congregational Chapel (now United Reform Church) Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 159729 Postcode: SG9 9AA 1819

Baldock Road

Church of St Peter Former Chapel of Ease, now a church Grade 1 listed building- English Heritage Building ID: 159778 Post Code SG9 9AE Circa 1615 (inscription stone with 'Domus Orationis 1615' on E gable) for vicar Dr Alexander Strange. Restored 1899-1900 by W A Pite renewing windows restoring W gallery and adding N porch, and vestry/heating chamber in SW angle. Jacobean town preaching house in Greek cross form orientated with chancel and semi-circular apse at South and entrance under clock and bell at North.

Monks Walk

Market Hill

Union Terrace

High Street

River Rib

Chapel End

Hare Street Road

Station Road