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Talks aboard Steam Tug Brent; and on hidden histories of the heritage harbour at Maldon Little Ship Club. Activities for young people on the quayside.

This garden is the secret garden of Maldon, hidden away behind the High Street. High brick walls and a black gate, the garden is set out with box hedges, gravel paths, old trees, looks pretty in the summer with planted borders, run by volunteers.

Discover this lovely church part of the Heritage Harbour of Maldon & Heybridge and as part of Heritage Open Day.

Museum open free of charge for the weekend with some extra things to see and do. Railway running both days and 'Marshall' triple expansion steam engine running on compressed air on Sunday only.

Maldon’s St Giles ruins reveal centuries of "working lives," transitioning from a medieval leper hospital focused on therapeutic gardening to a post-Dissolution agricultural farm building.

A chance to visit this decisive Anglo-Saxon - Viking battle.

This year's exhibition will display early modern books that illuminate the lives of ordinary working people.

Steam Tug Brent welcomes you aboard to discover the working life of this heritage steam tug.

Beeleigh Water and Steam Flour Mill contains a unique Elephant Boiler, Wentworth Beam Engine and Victorian Milling Hurst.

Medieval Brick Tower with rare brick newel staircase. Court Room, Council Chamber, Prison Yard and 360 degree panoramic views over River Blackwater from the roof. Stewards will be on every floor to explain the features & history of the building.

"Ordinary People" Work, food, homelife, childhood, High Street trades What was your job? A Maldon Shoping basket. / Voices of Maldon / high Street Memories

A treasure trove of militaria, with stories of intrigue and ingenuity, the museum engages our natural curiosity to discover and learn. With uniforms to try on, handling, quizzes and activities, we can engage enquiring minds, young and old alike.

Exhibition showing how Quakers and others lived before the second world war and in its aftermath. There are local artefacts of interest to the public. The whole Meeting House is open to the public.

The Church will be open every day during the Heritage Open Day festival, with the Saturday guides available for tours and an opportunity to wander around the civic church and absorb the long history of the building and our working life.

A rare chance to see inside a rescued 12th century church, now a stained glass workshop.

Selections from the oral history archive relating to this year's "Everyday Histories" will be available at our listening station and our touchscreen in the Maeldune Heritage Centre.