Sep-Oct 2014
Bringing Kent’s history to life
£4.00 – £5.00
Bringing Kent’s history to life
£4.00 – £5.00
Shorncliffe: Historic trenches under threat as barracks are sold
Rochester: Fehr’s lions take pride of place
Leeds: Henry VIII returns to his old home
Folkestone: Base for shameful white feather campaign
Bexley: Romanesque style for a dirty task
Hoo and Grain: Peninsula bristling in military mystery
Great Chart and Faversham: Two war memorials listed as part of War commemoration
Gravesend to Margate: Coasting along with history
Davington: The secret war railway,
Canterbury and Rochester: Church storeys turned into a fine tale
Farningham and Sidcup: Hold tight please, we’re off to the Western Front
Deal: Soldiers killed by gas as they sat resting by the road
Canterbury: A city too corrupt for parliament
Rochester and Higham: Dickens’s son and his adventure at the other Fort Pitt
Margate: A safety record wrecked by foul weather and impatience
Golden Green: The hop-pickers were falling into the river like hailstones
Lydd: Just the place for a short hop over the Channel
Sidcup and Footscray: the manor house that never was
