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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Unknown Year of photo: circa 1920s Copyright: Comments: Early 1900s photo during the Seabrooke & Sons ownership. |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Brian Baylis Year of photo: 1975 Copyright: Brian Baylis Source: Brian Baylis Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 13/04/1991 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 13/04/1991 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 13/04/1991 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 13/04/1991 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 13/04/1991 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 17/04/1991 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 07/11/2002 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: Still undeveloped in November 2002. |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 07/11/2002 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
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Location: High Road Laindon Photographer: Bix Year of photo: 07/11/2002 Copyright: Basildon History Online Comments: |
| The Laindon Hotel |
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The Laindon Hotel built in 1896, stood in High Road, Laindon
between Durham Road and Aston Road. During the pubs early years, Seabrooke and Sons Ltd, of Grays provided the ale. In 1929 brewery giant Charrington & Co Ltd acquired the pub which from 1967 became part of the Bass Charrington chain. It was still known as the Laindon Hotel in the mid 1970s, but was renamed 'The Laindon' sometime later. It closed in the late 1980s and lay empty for several years before a series of arson attacks rendered its condition a danger and despite having a grade 2 listed building status was demolished during April 1991. The football pitch seen directly behind the building was used by various teams including the Berry Boys, and the pubs own Laindon Hotel team. The site, more than 15 years later, is now overgrown and still awaiting some kind of development. Text written 2005 with revisions 2005-2007. Copyright © 2005-2007, Basildon History Online. All rights reserved. |
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