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Is this place haunted??? Vange well No 5

Today, we are at Vange Well, number 5 at Langdon Hill Country Park. The well is meant to be haunted or cursed. Get the urge to kill? just start randomly crying? Do you believe the curse? do you know any other curse symptoms? Please leave a comment below if you know any story about the area. History Time - The domed building of the former mineral well is located close to One Tree Hill Country Park on the outskirts of Martinhole Wood at Langdon Hills. Its structure, resembling that of a Grecian temple, was once out in the open but is now almost lost from view amongst dense woodland where its condition is deteriorating all the time. It was built to enclose the last of five wells sunk on land to the rear of Hovells Farm on the north-west extremities of the Vange Hall Estate during the early 1920s, as a 'get rich quick scheme' by a London publican, whose surname was ironically Cash. Self styled 'farmer' Edwin Cash - who owned the land - claimed discovery of the water in the early 1900s, and even had a large signboard erected close to the Five Bells public house with directions to the 'magic' well in the 'Vale of Health'. At the time of the discovery, he was working in London as the licencee of The Angel public house in Islington. He retired in 1919 to further develop the venture. The building has a concrete floor, brick built outer walls with window openings, two wall separated openings; one having two rounded pillars, and an octagonal brick walled centre section with a red tiled floor. The well is to the centre of the building on a concrete base enclosed with what appears to be a single circular course of bricks. The whole of the exterior walls are rendered, as are some areas of the inner structure. There are the remains of some lettering to the upper front that once read: Vange Well No. 5. The bottled contents, marketed by the Vange Water Company Limited and labelled Farmer Cash's Famous Medicinal Vange Water, sold for 2s 3d (12p) (equivalent value in 2017 is £3.27) and was available on site or from all Chemists and Stores of repute. The water was highly sulphated and considered to be of great medicinal value in curing such ailments as rheumatoid complaints, lumbago, stomach troubles, and nervous disorders. The domed building, after many years of neglect and vandalism, is now in a ruinous condition. Its structure is cracked in many places, the octagonal domed metal framed roof is rusting badly, a cross beam has become detached, the render upon the exterior walls and two pillars needs replacing and little remains of the original lettering. Close by and within sight of Well No. 5 there is still evidence of the other wells - one being near to a seasonally dried up ditch - and hidden amongst the undergrowth is the concrete hard standing, where once stood a large wooden hut that was used as a pump house, storage and on site sales. Although named 'Vange Well No.5', Vange Corner Estate, it actually stood in the parish of Fobbing, Thurrock. For anyone wishing to visit the former mineral well, it's best to set off from the car park at One Tree Hill Country Park's visitor centre. After crossing the main road, there are paths through the woodland, which might require wellington boots or other suitable footwear to be worn during the winter months. The route is not signposted and should take around 10 minutes. The above history comes from https://www.basildon.com/history/vang... please check them out. Great history of the Basildon area. this is not sponsored by Basildon.com Thanks for wat hung, As normal, please comment where you would like to see. check out our social media on Facebook, Tiktok, and Instagram. like what we do drop us an email [email protected] and support is at buyusacoffee.com/dronevideouk Stay safe Drone Videos UK.