Mar-Apr 2014
Bringing Kent’s history to life
£4.00 – £5.00
Bringing Kent’s history to life
£4.00 – £5.00
Canterbury: Rootin’-tootin’ research centre opens
Rochester: The bridge that was built to last
Sittingbourne: That’s no castle, that’s a farmer’s drainage ditch
Hythe: Tales from the charnel house
Elham Valley, Sandwich and Romney Marsh: Rebellious farmers led by fighting parson
Snodland and Chatham: You’re pointing the wrong way, Waghorn
Capel and Tonbridge: Collaboration gets to the heart of village life
Gravesend and Denton: No cake please, they’re German PoWs
Margate: Stoke up that boiler and full steam ahead
Tunbridge Wells: The penny dreadful murderers
Cooling: Where Magwitch changed Pip’s expectations
Cobham and Rochester: When Dadd became mad
Canterbury: Strictly speaking, this tower is a chapel
High Halden: Last glorious days of an Italianate ‘monstrosity’'
Barham: Don’t tell a soul, but Eisenhower’s here
Walmer: A plain four-square meeting house? No thank you
Smallhythe: Gone for ever, the royal port destroyed by fire
