The buildings of St. Giles and St. Helen Church are the landmarks of the place. In the center of Rainham, there is Rainham War Memorial, which is a large clock tower, built to remember the dead persons of First World War. Some of the nearby places are Upminster, Thamesmead, Erith, Pratt's Bottom and Cudham. Tilda Rice, Miller and Manufacturer have their plant on the banks of river Thames. Some other big companies of Rainham are Rainham Steel, Keebles, Harveys Furniture and Carpetright.
One of the major tourist attractions of London Rainham is the Rainham Hall, which is a Georgian building. The Rainham Hall, which was constructed in the year of 1729, was built in the honor of famous Captain John Harle. The hall has beautiful gates made out of wrought iron and is presently owned by the National Trust. Some of the chief features of the Rainham Hall include a fine carved wooden porch, ornamental stonework, a Victorian dog house and a mulberry tree.
Some of the places of attraction in and around Rainham are:
- Crossness Pumping Station
- Eastbury Manor House
- Orchard Theatre
- Dartford Borough Museum
- Danson House
- Firepower
- The Bobby Moor Statue
- West Ham United Football Club
- Cabot Place Shopping Centre
- Royal Artillery Barracks
- The Royal Hotel
- Thurrock M25 Travelodge
- Romford Central Travelodge
- Bexleyheath Marriott Hotel
- Premier Inn Thurrock West
- Travelodge London City Airport
- Rowhill Grange Hotel
- Park Inn Thurrock
- Express by Holiday Inn
- Purfleet railway Stations
- Rainham railway Stations
- Dagenham East tube station
- Elm Park tube station
- Upminster
- Wennington
- Hornchurch
- Elm Park
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Last Updated on 28 march 2013
