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Third Avenue
Dunton Hills Estate
The Haven - Third Avenue, Dunton
Location: Third Avenue
Photographer: Bix
Year of photo: 27/04/2006
Copyright: Basildon History Online
Comments: The Langdon visitor centre at Third Avenue
Mandalay - Third Avenue, Dunton Hills
Location: Third Avenue
Photographer: Unknown
Year of photo: circa 1950s
Copyright: Mr and Mrs Jones
Comments: Mandalay - believed built in the early 1940s, and home to Mr & Mrs Jones from 1952-1961.
 
The Haven - Third Avenue, Dunton
Location: Third Avenue
Photographer: Bix
Year of photo: 05/06/2003
Copyright: Basildon History Online
Comments: The former home of the Mill's family - now the Haven Plotland Museum.
Dunton
Location: Third Avenue
Photographer: Dave Clark
Year of photo: 1992
Copyright: Dave Clark
Source: Dave Clark
Comments:
Dunton
Location: Third Avenue
Photographer: Dave Clark
Year of photo: 1992
Copyright: Dave Clark
Source: Dave Clark
Comments: The garden and rear of The Haven.
Third Avenue
The Langdon visitor centre now stands at the start of Third Avenue.

Further along on the left, and before the incline is The Haven, the last surviving plotland property. Built in the 1930s and saved from demolition by the Basildon Development Corporation, it is now a museum, having been officially opened by their chairman Dame Elizabeth Coker in May 1984.

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