Chelmsford, County town in Essex, England
Chelmsford extends across 132 square miles of Essex countryside, containing both urban developments and rural settlements along the River Chelmer valley.
The Romans established a settlement called Caesaromagus in the area during the first century, building a fort and mansio for travelers.
The Chelmsford Cathedral, elevated from a parish church in 1914, stands as the mother church of the Essex diocese with its 15th-century architecture.
The railway station provides direct connections to London Liverpool Street in 35 minutes through the Great Eastern Main Line network.
Guglielmo Marconi opened the first radio factory here in 1899, leading to the transmission of regular entertainment broadcasts in 1920.
Location: Chelmsford
Shares border with: Harlow
Website: http://chelmsford.gov.uk
GPS coordinates: 51.73453,0.47305
Latest update: May 27, 2025 20:48
Chelmsford Cathedral
91 m
County Hall, Chelmsford
150 m
Shire Hall
38 m
Sarcophagus, 13 Yards West Of West Entrance. Commemorating E E Parker, E C Parker And J D Parker
117 m
The Saracen's Head Hotel
34 m
Statue of Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal
35 m
The Old Police Station
50 m
Monument, 19 Yards North Of North Aisle, Commemorating William Baker And Garrad Baker
120 m
Memorial Cross 18 Yards North Of Iron Gates, Commemorating H F Johnson, D D Archdeacon Of Colchester
49 m
Monument 34 Yards South East Of Chancel, Commemorating Emma Smith And Eliz Smith
74 m
Maynetrees
65 m
Maltings On West Side Of Courtyard At No 7
261 m
Essex Regiment South African War Memorial
241 m
Chelmsford Library
187 m
Obelisk, North East Of Chancel Commemorating George Wray And Ann Wray
92 m
54, New Street
84 m
Guy Harlings
100 m
Crown Court Office
38 m
Mausoleum, East Of East End Of Cathedral Commemorating John Wallinger And I Arnold Wallinger
54 m
6, New Street
153 m
72 And 73, Duke Street
207 m
13, Duke Street
141 m
11, High Street
87 m
Gates And Gate Piers To The Graveyard Of The Cathedral Church Of St Mary The Virgin
37 m
Granary Block Sr5 At North End Of No 7
245 m
Barclays Bank
23 m
Part Of Midland Bank
31 m
14-16, Duke Street
152 mReviews
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