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Early Modern (1485-1750)

1485-1750
Period: 
Early Modern (1485-1750), Tudor (1485-1603)
Copyright: 
Unrestricted reproduction - Project Gutenberg Licence
Barton's Pans

Barton's Pans lie immediately behind the line of the sea wall built by the Tendring Level Commissioners across the mouth of the Gunfleet estuary.

Period: 
Early Modern (1485-1750), Hanoverian (1714-1837)
Copyright: 
Clacton VCH Group / University of London
Period: 
Medieval (AD410-1485), Early Modern (1485-1750), Hanoverian (1714-1837), Victorian (1837-1901), 20th Century (1901-1999), 21st Century (2000- )
Copyright: 
Essex County Council / Clacton VCH Group
Period: 
Early Modern (1485-1750), Hanoverian (1714-1837), Victorian (1837-1901), 20th Century (1901-1999)
Copyright: 
Roger Kennell / Clacton VCH Group
Period: 
Medieval (AD410-1485), Early Modern (1485-1750), Hanoverian (1714-1837), Victorian (1837-1901), 20th Century (1901-1999), 21st Century (2000- )
Copyright: 
Clacton VCH Group / University of London
Period: 
Early Modern (1485-1750), Elizabethan (1558-1603)
Copyright: 
University of London/Camden Society
Period: 
Early Modern (1485-1750), Hanoverian (1714-1837)
Copyright: 
Clacton VCH Group / University of London
Holland Brook

The Holland Brook, sometimes called the Holland River, has been rather overlooked as an important landscape feature of Tendring Hundred (the older

Holland bridge on Holland River

Holland bridge is the most recent bridge to cross the Holland River (or Holland Brook), and the furthest downstream.

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