More information : [TM 0386 2189] Wivenhoe Hall [T.I.] (1) Wivenhoe Hall [see AO:60:120:2] nearly 1/4 m. N. of the church, is of two storeys. The walls are of brick and plastered timber-framing; the roofs are tiled. It was built c. 1530 but only the N. wing remains; the rest of the building includes some original work but was very much altered and rebuilt in 1844. (2) Wivenhoe Hall, when held by the Earls of Oxford prior to 1585, had a fine tower gateway, of considerable height which served as a sea mark. The hall was sold for demolition on 7 April 1927. (3) Nothing remains standing of this building. (4)
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