The subject chosen by Margaret Mills this week was Abigail Mashon, a confidant of Queen Anne who lived for read more
The subject chosen today by Margaret Mills concerned a remarkable judge, Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal, who was born in Moulsham read more
For this week’s BYGONES feature, Margaret Mills looked back to the days when QUEEN ELIZABETH I spent time in our read more
In this week’s feature Margaret Mills turned her attention to an outbreak of arson attacks which seemingly occurred on various read more
The subject chosen by MARGARET MILLS this week concerned the TAYLOR SISTERS of COLCHESTER. The Beverly Sisters, they are read more
The subject selected today by MARGARET MILLS was MOYNES PARK HALL in Steeple Bumpstead, and its connection with JAMES BOND – read more
On today’s edition of our BYGONES feature, Margaret Mills took a close look at the village of Birdbrook, near Steeple read more
The subject that Margaret Mills chose today for her BYGONES feature, concerned the author and journalist, Rudyard Kipling and read more
The subject of today’s feature chosen by Margaret Mills concerned the entrepreneurs, like one NOEL PEMBERTON BILLING who were pioneering read more
The subject chosen today by Margaret Mills was the one time Thaxted home of Essex novelist Evelyn Anthony, Horham Hall read more
Margaret Mills elected today to tell us about a somewhat unorthodox man who practiced as the town of Tolleshunt D’Arcy’s read more
This week Margaret Mills returned to look at another historic house in Kelvedon Hatch. Unfortunately the subject of today’s talk read more
The subject chosen today by Margaret Mills was KELVEDON HALL. Listen again here to what Margaret had to say about read more
The subject picked today by Margaret Mills, concerned the history of the former army barracks at Warley. If you missed read more
The subject chosen today by Margaret Mills, for her historical feature was VALENCE HOUSE on Becontree Avenue in Dagenham read more
The subject chosen today by Margaret Mills concerned an Essex cricketer with a most unusual Welsh sounding name – Hugh Glendwr Palmer read more
The subject chosen today by Margaret Mills was THE MOOT HALL in Maldon. If you missed it, listen again here read more
Margaret Mills joined me this afternoon to tell us the tale of the man from Buckhurst Hill who demanded that read more
This week Margaret Mills turned her attention to the history of THE GEORGE in Wanstead, and notably at the reason read more
Margaret Mills returned today with another of her historical gems. Listen hear to learn more about Woodham Walter Hall which read more