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A group of buildings with a strong street value. No 57. Two-storey brick house. Painted upper storey maskes stucco details. Plaque: 2 initials and 1878. Nos 45-47. Two-storey building with peg-tile roof. Timber-framed and C16; includes moulded C16 ...

The Colchester Conservation Area No.1 was first designated in 1968, with amendments in 1978 and 1980. It covers the whole of the historic walled town and includes parts the historic extra-mural settlements immediately outside the walls, including Ea...

Designed by Architects Goodey & Cressall in 1924, who also designed the similar (already locally listed) 23 Drury Road in 1926. This is a single storey building designed to provide three shop units for the Colchester Co-Operative Society, for grocery...

Summary A multi-period site encompassing part of a Roman legionary annexe, part of a Roman colony, a classical temple known as the Temple of Claudius, a late Anglo-Saxon or Norman chapel and associated buildings, and a Norman hall-keep castle known ...

c.1862-4 The Wagon Shed and Commissariat Reserve Store (SUP 3) and Commissariat Reserve Stores (SUP 2) now form one long building, but part is to be demolished, to form two buildings again. The two previously separate but now linked buildings which ...