Loughton, Essex: A Brief Account of the Manor and Parish

Published in 1894, 'Loughton, Essex: A Brief Account of the Manor and Parish' by William Chapman Waller is a historical examination of Loughton, tracing its development from before the Domesday Book through the 16th century. The book details the evolution of the parish, including land ownership changes, social dynamics, and architectural developments, particularly the Church of St. Nicholas. Waller's work serves as both a historical document and a tribute to Loughton's local heritage, providing insights into the village's significance in broader historical contexts.