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The Hoy & Helmet 15th C though some parts date back to 11th C. Grade 2 Listed. Built on the site of the battle. Inglenook fireplace. Originally called The Hoy Inn. 'Hoy' being a type of a broad boat or barge. 'Helmet' was the foreshore it was drawn up to. The Hoy was used as coroners court room in the 19th C. Dick Turpin was a regular. Rumour has it that The Hoy was used for smuggling and the tunnels used under the car park are still there today and link to St Mary's Church and haunted.
Do you remember Tarpots as seen in these photos?
John The Footman - John Marlor Registered with the Health & Care Professions Council treating various foot problems over the last forty years. He services Ash Vale, Badshot Lea, Bagshot, Brookwood, Camberley, Church Crookham, Farnham, Farnborough, Fleet, Godalming, Guildford, Sandhurst, Worplesdon and areas further afield.
First two floors of the building house a big Toys"R"Us store.
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ESS 2112 Canvey Island from Benfleet, Essex Date: about 1910 to 1920
ESS 1309 The ford / ferry crossing between South Benfleet and Canvey Island, Essex Date: about 1910 to 1920
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