Gary Stone, historian
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When Catholicism returned to North Chingford
When a Chingford swimming pool was on the BBC
Former Highams Park mansion that once accommodated Winston Churchill
How the arrival of the railway changed Chingford
When the cinema came to Epping
The survival of the gothic building that was once Wanstead hospital
How a Chingford newsagent encouraged visitors to explore Epping Forest
The history of policing in Loughton
The Grade II listed manor house in Chingford
When the Metropolitan police arrived in Woodford
The railway brings retail to Chingford
When buses terminated on Wanstead High Street
Water tower in Epping lowers high death rate
When the chairman of a North Chingford building society was imprisoned
When villagers met a Loughton pub to go lopping
Where Chingford met Epping Forest in the 1800s
The Woodford Green hotel that only served non-alcoholic drinks
The George & Dragon in Wanstead
The crossroads at Chingford Mount
The Reverend that built a new church in Chingford
When Chingford was farming country
When Epping High Street's Duke of York pub became a bank
The Old King's Head in Loughton
When shops took over the houses in South Chingford
Winston Churchill on his election campaign in Loughton
A North Chingford Hill named after a pub
The Broadway at Woodford Station
Hunting lodge built for King Henry VIII in Chingford
Long serving garage on Epping High Street
Chingford firemen build their own truck
South Chingford's unreliable clock
When Loughton lost its village feel
North Chingford's former pond
Terrace of shops off Wanstead High Street
Oldest farm in Chingford demolished
The trolley bus terminus outside a South Woodford pub
Chingford's first police station
The three stations of Loughton
Barn becomes early visitor centre in Chingford
Wives for sale at Epping market
What happened to the Dun Cow in Chingford Hatch
The drinking fountain in Wanstead High Street
Wartime security meant a name change for Chingford Cinema
A Woodford Green scene where little has changed in 100 years
When Chingford Church Hall stood on The Ridgeway
When the Jubilee drinking fountain in Wanstead dominated the landscape
Public transport arrives in North Chingford
When coach and horses carried people along Epping High Street
When trolleybuses carried passengers in South Chingford
Clock saved as Loughton building demolished
Dramatic entrance to the North Circular Lea Valley Viaduct at Chingford
Former home of FA Cup founder in Woodberry Way, North Chingford
The changing names of The Pond in Woodford
A much quieter Chingford Mount Road