Members of the Essex Society for Archaeology and History will have received the latest edition of the Newsletter (Winter 2016, No. 176) this week. In another 24-page edition, the following topics are covered:
- From the President: Adrian Corder-Birch reviews recent events held by the Society, including the Essex Industrial Heritage Fair at Braintree Museum
- The Society's Archives: a progress report
- Essex and Sussex Connections (EIAG)
- John Sadd and Sons Ltd., Builders and Timber Merchants of Maldon
- How Southend and the Royal Hotel came to build an Essex icon
- Colchester Archaeological Group Aerial Photography Project
- The Stour Valley, a Prehistoric Landscape
- The Essex Antiquary Network: John Booth (c.1694-1757)
- Rainham Hall: a note on its reopening taken from The National Trust magazine
- Morant Commemorations Fifty Years Ago
- Creature as a Baptismal Name
- Essex References in Henry Machyn's Journal
- Boydells Farmhouse, Wethersfield
- Events: EERIAC Conference, 11 June 2016
- News from Elsewhere: former State Cinema, Grays, on Heritage at Risk Register
- Oliver Rackham, obituary
- Angela Green, obituary
- Book Reviews
-- Essex Excavations
--- The Colchester Archaeologist Vol. 27 (2013/14): the Fenwick Treasure
--- From Demolition to Discovery: The Lost Mansion of Marks Hall
-- England Arise. The People, The King and The Great Revolt, by Juliet Barker
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