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is the most southerly of the main village settlements. The original village green has mostly been given up to road widening. On the main road, and down
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has developed as a specialist sports academy, and this is where
Meopham Library is situated too; there are two primary schools: Meopham Community Academy (formerly Meopham Community Primary School) and Culverstone Green Primary School.
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where the family also owned mills and were reputed to walk the eight miles to
Meopham each day. The mill worked by wind until 1929 and then by engine until 1965. It has been fully restored and is now in full working order.
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in 1797 described the village as being "out of the way" and with "no well frequented thoroughfare through it". Since the 1920s, when the road numbering scheme started, the main road through the village, the
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798:(until 1935 a separate civil parish), where Nurstead Court is located next to the parish church, with former estate workers' cottages nearby; and
588:, it lies around a small triangular village green to the west of the main road. There are again many listed buildings in the area, including the
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which is one village make the same claim. Meopham is one of the longest linear settlements in Europe, being 7 miles (11 km) in length.
769:(1832-1843) named after the area of land "Lacknuts" which was used as a fruit farm and is located directly opposite Culverstone Green.
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1257:(1906â1970) was born. The Arnold family included eight-times Mayor of Gravesend and
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There are three state schools in the village: the secondary
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1625:"The King's Arms Restaurant - Meopham Green, Kent - Home"
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472:- those of Meopham, Dodmore and Nurstead - governed the
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1199:(1925â2003), composer and electronic music pioneer
1123:(1848â1939), surgeon, local historian, and son of
461:at Meopham in the 12th century and throughout the
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1420:"Meopham The Street: Conservation Area Statement"
792:The other two main settlements in the parish are
592:. More modern developments are situated near to
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530:2 miles south-east); and two other settlements:
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731:'s idyllic settings for the game; the former
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1496:, Frank W Jessup, 1966 Kent County Council
1243:(b. 1949), Army officer and civil engineer
979:in 1825, when it was designed to connect
538:southeastwards for approx 1 mile towards
534:(still comprising mostly rural land from
1792:"North West Kent Family History Society"
1555:"Meopham - The Street Conservation Area"
1104:Residents in more recent times include:
1041:Museum of the History of Science, Oxford
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578:in the parish; only three remain today.
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1931:, London: Williams & Norgate, 1934
1731:"Nurstead Court, Olympic Training Camp"
1148:(1843â1917), Army officer and cricketer
971:The main road through the village, the
808:, with a few cottages near Camer Park.
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1354:Office for National Statistics :
784:to take action by curbing this trend.
672:relocated to within Dodmore's ancient
554:joint trustees of the ancient manor).
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1469:. London: Williams & Norgate Ltd.
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1205:(1942â2018), MP for Gravesham 1974â79
1249:(b. 1965), MP for Gravesham 2005â24.
1069:(1608â1662), son of the above, both
918:. Other churches include Mount Zion
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1763:"Home - Gravesham Borough Council"
1717:"Home - Gravesham Borough Council"
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1608:"Meopham Green Conservation Area"
1172:(1920â1997), television presenter
1111:(1939â2024), author and historian
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1590:"www.newifield.play-cricket.com"
1335:. Office for National Statistics
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696:is by far the largest remaining
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1211:(1881â1948), psychic researcher
1007:Ebbsfleet International Station
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1653:"Meopham Cricket Club history"
1538:"Hook Green Conservation Area"
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1329:"Civil Parish population 2011"
860:was built by James Killick, a
824:, 480 feet (150 m) above
661:. The family of the cricketer
574:. There were originally seven
562:From the north along the main
1:
1870:"Meopham Residents of Renown"
1312:
1099:lords of the manor of Dodmore
804:, once home to the family of
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476:now encompassing the parish.
1184:(b. 1946), former editor of
1121:Cuthbert Hilton Golding-Bird
1082:to the Victorian courtiers,
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622:of 1382: it is close to the
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1465:Golding-Bird, C.W. (1934).
1374:Explore Kent - Meopham Walk
1307:Archbishop Simon de Mepeham
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1117:(1915â2009), herald-at-arms
1067:John Tradescant the Younger
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723:Meopham Green is home to a
91:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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1992:Towns and villages in the
1890:. discovergravesham.co.uk.
1507:"Cityark - Search Results"
1193:(1849â1936), Civil servant
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1427:Gravesham Borough Council
1238:Major Sir Richard Gethin
1178:(1910â1990), hydrographer
1061:John Tradescant the Elder
914:s 14th-century church of
782:Gravesham Borough Council
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1929:The Story of Old Meopham
1888:"George Matthews Arnold"
1776:British listed buildings
1494:Kent History Illustrated
1333:Neighbourhood Statistics
1093:(1842â1910), and to the
1055:Archbishop of Canterbury
945:Gravesend Grammar School
816:The village lies on the
638:, the room in which the
423:, lying to the south of
1820:"St Paul's RC, Meopham"
1261:George Matthew Arnold,
1227:Current residents are:
991:Meopham Railway Station
930:, consecrated in 1965.
898:(now combined into one
852:Killick's Mill, Meopham
688:Killick's Mill, Meopham
594:Meopham Railway Station
2147:Civil parishes in Kent
2115:List of places in Kent
1922:The History of Meopham
1806:"South Street welcome"
1778:retrieved 20 July 2013
1671:"Meopham Cricket Club"
1399:Meopham Parish Council
1359:Retrieved 6 March 2010
1078:In Meopham Church are
1043:
888:
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504:of Meopham was in the
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211:Postcode district
1234:(b. 1953), journalist
1091:Sir Fleetwood Edwards
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753:1992 general election
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676:boundaries, becoming
654:of Dodmore, owns the
548:lordship of the manor
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2079:Singlewell or Ifield
1994:Borough of Gravesham
1958:at Wikimedia Commons
1826:on 11 December 2010.
1737:on 21 December 2014.
1302:Meopham air disaster
1146:Major James Edmeades
1095:Smith-Masters family
1084:Sir Sydney Waterlow
747:where he stood on a
745:Meopham Cricket Club
596:to the north, as is
413:Borough of Gravesham
191:Sovereign state
1908:on 26 October 2012.
1524:"Parishes: Meopham"
1217:(1903â1980), artist
1166:(1878â1914), artist
1160:(1912â2006), author
908:St John the Baptist
710:The Cricketers' Inn
634:there is still the
624:14th-century church
489:at the foot of the
332: /
1856:Cobham Hall School
1689:"Meopham Windmill"
1578:on 5 October 2008.
1467:History of Meopham
1223:(1945â1997), actor
1154:(1940â2023), actor
1152:Sir Michael Gambon
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953:Cobham Hall School
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774:Culverstone Valley
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598:The Railway Tavern
572:conservation areas
500:Historically, the
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277:UK Parliament
223:Dialling code
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2024:Culverstone Green
1954:Media related to
1281:Sir Arthur Arnold
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1215:Graham Sutherland
1191:Sir George Murray
1176:Sir Edmund Irving
1133:Sir Roger de Grey
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906:parish church of
893:Church of England
788:Other settlements
766:Culverstone Green
652:lord of the manor
455:Benedictine monks
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