House on Loughton High Street built by architect Edmond Egan c1870 (Image: Gary Stone) (Image: Gary Stone)
Now a well-known bakery chain, these premises on Loughton High Street started life as a house built around 1870 by Loughton’s renowned architect Edmond Egan.
The premises were later used as a doctor’s surgery and then part of Brown’s Garage and Showroom in 1947.
- Gary Stone is a local historian (Instagram: @loughtonhistory)
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