Bowyer's Bridge, Near Little Easton, Essex This bridge carrying the B184 over the river Chelmer, was named after Thomas Bowyer, a resident of the nearby village of Great Dunmow. In 1556, he refused to renounce his protestant faith and adopt catholicism. As a punishment he was taken to Stratford in East London and burnt at the stake.
Plaque on Bowyer's Bridge, near Little Easton, Essex.
