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Rayleigh

Rayleigh boast of a population of 30,150.Historcally the county was used as a royal hunting forest for centuries by king Henry the third as well as Edward. Popular sports in the region include speedway racing and dog racing. Rayleigh also boasts of the Dutch cottage . The oldest council house in the whole of the united kingdom. Religion is highly valued in the region with churches such as the holy trinity church and salvation army being present.

Rayleigh Town council is a historical town mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The town boasts of the Rayleigh Windmill built in 1809. The mill is popular with civil ceremonies such as weddings and corporate events. The county also boasts of other famous landmarks such as the Dutch Cottage and the Holy Trinity Church. Other popular places in the county include the King George playing field that is open 7 days a week.

Rayleigh started out as a historic market town and a visit will show you the culturally vibrant town. Experience the culture with a visit to Colchester Castle Museum and the Audly End House built with amazing works of art. A walk on the RHS Garden Hall will blow you away. A visit to the Colchester Zoo will reveal more than 270 species of wildlife that will ensure your entertained through out your visit.

Rayleigh Windmill is an award winning destination preferred for celebratory activities and weddings. The mill hosts a range of exhibitions that will impress. The building boasts of being 200 year old with a unique sense of culture and tradition. The building is grade II rated with abundant parking. The region gives you an opportunity to visit Rockford hall that housed the Boleyn Family. Down the field is the Ashingdom that fought major battles in 1016.

Travel back to memory via the Rayleigh Town Museum. Numerous collections such as postcards and book artefacts about the town have being collected over time The museum's architectural design makes it ideal for conventions and seminars. Experience the beauty of Brass Rubbing. The museum boasts of four brasses rubbed in the 15th century. A 50 pound per brass is charged to cover costs. Walk with history by buying merchandises such as postcards and Coin key rings.

Rayleigh has a lot to offer one of them being the Dutch Cottage. This 18th century octagonal house is designed to make it easy to thatch so that occupants can see all directions. Being constructed in an era of supernatural belief no evil force could hide in dark corners. Visit the Dutch cottage via A127 to A129. Though t is grade l not all parts of the buildings can be accessed by wheelchair.