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Essex Congress spreads the views of its member organisations and knowledge of the county's past though an active publishing programme. Publications include:
| . | 1 | Essex Archaeological & Historical Congress Newsletter issued biannually free
to all member organisations; contains news and views, and a calendar of forthcoming local history events and meetings. | | | | | 2 | Panel of Speakers Updated every two years, and a must for harassed programme organisers! Around 400 different talks offered by over100 different speakers. | | | | | 3 | A Footprint in Time The history of Essex Congress from its foundation in 1964 to the end of the twentieth century. | | | | | 4 | Essex 'Full of Profitable thinges'. Essays presented to Sir John Ruggles-Brise, edited by Kenneth Neale. Leopards Head Press. 1996. ISBN 0 902920 36 4. |
| | | . | For information or purchase of the above items please contact Mrs P Dalton, Roseleigh, Epping Road, Epping, Essex CM16 5HW or email >>>>> secretary@essexcongress.org.uk |
The Essex Journal is published twice yearly and is under the management of an Editorial Board consisting of representatives of the Essex Archaeological and Historical Congress, the Friends of Historic Essex, the Essex record office (on behalf of the Essex County Council) and the Hon. Editor, Neil Wiffen MA. The Chairman is Mr Adrian Corder-Birch M.I.C.M., F.Inst.L.Ex, one of the Congress representatives, the Hon Secretary is Dr. Maureen Scollan.
Essex Journal welcomes new subscribers, the annual subscription being a modest £10 inclusive of postage. Financial correspondence should be sent to the Hon Treasurer, Mrs Geraldine Wilden, 11 Miligans Close, Galleywood, Chelmsford CM2 8QD
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