The Battle of Maldon is described in the translation of an Anglo-Saxon Poem. The site also contains a map, links, and images of the battle-ground.

Books and reports produced by Maldon archaeological and historical group.

Describing the last stand of Byrhtnoth, Earl of Essex, against a Viking horde in the year of our Lord, 991. Setting the scene, the battle and conclusion.

A traditional Thames sailing barge, built in Maldon in the late 1890s to carry hay and straw as a deck cargo. The trust aims to return the Dawn to working order as an example of this important part of England's maritime heritage. [Needs flash].