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Part of the Talbot was always known as 'The Arch'. At the front there is an archway which is now filled with doors and windows but was probably where stagecoaches drove through ito the yard as there was ample stabling at the back.
By the early 20th century the arch had been filled in with doors and windows
'The Arch' was a place where people congregated, where young men met the young ladies. The "Arch" in 1976 The "Arch" in 2000
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HistoryThis Web Site is a project by Loughton Middle School Clutch Club In conjunction with the Open University and the Living Archive
Loughton Middle School Clutch Club is one of the first round of clubs funded by awards from the Millennium Commission. Each club consists of 5 parents of school-age children, in this case Charlotte Cashman, Bernadette Gill, Dave Johnston, Mumtaz Ladak and Gill Sloyan.
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