The Orange Tree, an 18th-century pub with a rich history, was once known as the Olive Tree and has records dating back to before 1772.
In 1838, the pub was described as 'one of the most delightful in the county of Essex', featuring various rooms and facilities that highlighted its appeal.
Auction documents indicated that little expense would be needed to make the Orange Tree 'one of the most attractive inns', showcasing its historical significance.
Lectures by Mr. W M Chatterley in 1842 highlighted the pub's role in community education, discussing innovations in agriculture that left a lasting impact.
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