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A new book looks at how Bill Cohen’s 650-mile campaign jaunt became not only a success story, but also a Maine political tradition.
The North Norfolk Railway, known as The Poppy Line, runs between Holt and Sheringham and passes through Weybourne. This is a very popular attraction and brings in many visitors to the area. You get a good view of Sheringham golf course as you go past. This is one print from a series of over 800 images by White One Sugar, a group of Kent based artists. It has been printed onto good quality paper using light fast inks so your picture will look good for years to come. A4, A3, A2 and A1 are standard sizes so frames are easy to find.
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Rare Remarkable Antique James Kent "Ye Olde Foley Ware" Fenton Large Jug- Mug- Vase c1900- 1910 Absolutely glorious English pottery, scarce and very collectible, the most fabulous addition to any blue + white pottery, displays beautifully with fresh flowers as well, or it can be put to use in the kitchen in any way your desire- also a delightful gift idea as well! Bold vibrant colors and glossy finish throughout, very clean inside and out, of unsurpassed quality, a solid, sturdy piece of authentic British pottery from a quaint and charming bygone era, not easily found these days. In excellent condition, no chips, cracks or crazing to this magnificent old piece! Approx: 6" inches tall 6" inches long (spout to end of handle) 4" inches wide Made in England
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Photographs of windmills in Kent, Surrey and Sussex. From a book published in 1930 by The Architectural Press on behalf of The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Copyright belongs either to SPAB or Elsevier (successor to The Architectural Press), but I been informed by both organisations that the images are free to use for non-profit use by those interested in the study of mills.
2019 saw the second Black Deer Festival. It won Best New Festival in 2018 and for good reason.
Here we look at 11 historic images from the Historic England Archive.
"in garden at Bower St, Maidstone, before we were married"
These incredible archive photos show how different life was in Kent in the 1950s - and how huge changes were just beginning.
High Street, Strood, Rochester, Kent Late 19th century photograph of Strood High Street. The scene is not much changed today. My great-great-grandparents George and Mary Ann Knott moved to Strood from nearby Gillingham in the 1880s. George had come to work in the cement factories of Strood and Frindsbury, but they also opened a small sweetshop in Grange Road. The building survives as a terraced house. Their son William met a girl called Mary Ann Waters from the rather more upmarket Bryants Terrace, and William and Mary Ann were married at St Mary's church, Strood in December 1892. William and Mary Ann would be my great-grandparents. By the time of the 1901 census, William and Mary Ann and their family were living just out of shot to the left at 12 London Road. The building survives as a hairdressers. Their son, my grandfather Vincent Helgia 'Joe' Knott, had not yet been born, but his brother and sisters were baptised at St Nicholas church, the tower of which can be seen in the centre. My grandfather was born in Dartford in 1908, but the family later moved back to Strood and lived in Temple Street, off to the right of this photograph. Temple Street has since been demolished, and the site is a Tesco superstore. My grandfather left Strood and Kent behind in 1931, and never went back. He died in Ely, Cambridgeshire, in 1996.
A new book looks at how Bill Cohen’s 650-mile campaign jaunt became not only a success story, but also a Maine political tradition.
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Taken from the Francis Frith Collection, the collection includes 250,000 antique images on everything from the royal family to towns across the UK from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Discover Covington's heritage through 8 captivating museums, showcasing local culture, history, and artistic treasures for every visitor to explore.
Corner of Kent and Queen St. - Ottawa, Canada
