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Historic England has added 155 buildings to its Heritage at Risk Register for 2024 .
They are under threat from 'decay, neglect or inappropriate development' They include the world's first railway station in County Durham , a rare Victorian six-sail windmill in Lincolnshire and 'the finest Roman House on show in Britain ' Historic England urges the public to show their support for these fascinating places, which are now at serious risk and need saving.
Waltham Windmill is at risk due to rainwater seepage and vulnerable to climate change.
Southchurch Hall a Grade I listed medieval moated house in Southend -on-Sea was built in the 14th century and was home to farming families until the 1920s .
It's now a much-loved local museum, but the fragile nature of the timber frame is causing roof leaks.
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