The Walton Landmarks Collection
Walton has been a seaside resort since the early 19th century. Over the years it has seen the Naze Tower and WWII pillboxes built, two piers, and it has been host to several holidays camps.
This special collection features some of the iconic buildings and landmarks in the town.
All Saints Church
This is actually the second church in Walton named All Saints. The original was lost to coastal erosion in 1798.
The current church was built between 1873 and 1896 using Kentish ragstone - and is well worth a visit.
Accessories:
T shirt
Homewares:
Art Print |
Coaster |
Mug |
Placemat
Stationary:
Greeting Card |
Notebook
Kino Cinema / Amusements
Located on Walton’s sea-front the independant Kino Cinema opened around 1916. During World War II it was closed and taken over by the army as a lecture hall. It eventually closed in 1951. Later becoming an amusement arcade.
Accessories:
T shirt
Homewares:
Art Print |
Coaster |
Mug |
Placemat |
Shot Glass
Stationary:
Greeting Card |
Notebook
The Naze
The Naze Discovery Centre and the Hanoverian tower (commonly known as the Naze Tower), are situated at the start of the open area of the Naze. The Tower, constructed in 1720 served as a lighthouse for ships going to Harwich.
Accessories:
T shirt
Homewares:
Art Print |
Coaster |
Mug |
Placemat
|
Shot Glass
Stationary:
Greeting Card |
Notebook
Walton Pier
There has been a pier at Walton since 1830, a second one built by Peter Schuyler Bruff related the original after it was swept out to sea. It is the third longest pier in the UK. In 1937 the pier was bought by Charles Goss who expanded the amusement facilities. a new berth and wave break for the lifeboats were added in 2005.
Accessories:
T shirt
Homewares:
Art Print |
Coaster |
Mug |
Placemat |
Shot Glass
Stationary:
Greeting Card |
Notebook
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