Castle Hedingham

Castle Hedingham
Castle Hedingham
St. James Street, Castle Hedingham
St. James Street, Castle Hedingham
Koordinaten 51° 59′ N, 0° 36′ O51.9902250.59759600000001Koordinaten: 51° 59′ N, 0° 36′ O
Castle Hedingham (England)
Castle Hedingham
Castle Hedingham
Bevölkerung 1.000
Verwaltung
Post town HALSTEAD
Postleitzahlen­abschnitt CO9
Vorwahl 01787
Landesteil England
Region East of England
Shire county Essex
District Braintree

Castle Hedingham ist ein Dorf im Nordosten der englischen Grafschaft Essex, das sich im Tal der Colne an der alten Straße von Colchester nach Cambridge befindet.

Das Dorf entstand rund um Hedingham Castle, dem Stammsitz der de Veres, den Earls of Oxford. Der erste Earl, Aubrey III. de Vere, vollendete den Bau des Bergfrieds und errichtete in der Nähe eine Benediktinerinnenabtei. Hugh de Vere, 4. Earl of Oxford erhielt das Marktrecht für das Dorf Mitte des 13. Jahrhunderts und legte um 1250 den Grundstein für ein Hospital.

Die Kirche St. Nicholas aus der spätromanischen und gotischen Zeit entstand um 1180. Das feine doppelte Hammerbalken-Gewölbe wird Thomas Loveday zugeschrieben, der auch verantwortlich für die Arbeiten am St John’s College in Cambridge war.

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