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to mainland Kent, resulted in less tidal waters reaching
Faversham. This led to the gradual silting up of estuaries; Faversham Creek and its tributaries have been reduced from 1,378 acres (558 ha) to 43 acres (17 ha). To stop the creek silting up completely and making navigation impossible,
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currently play in
Division 6 of the South East Hockey League, finishing second at the end of the 2023/24 season. Faversham Ladies are the current holders of the Mina-Jones trophy, beating neighbours Sittingbourne 2-0 in April 2024. The small ladies team play their home games in nearby Sittingbourne,
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Faversham also had notable visitors during this period. Queen Mary and King Philip visited the town in July 1557 en route to Dover. Queen
Elizabeth I visited Faversham in September 1573 during a summer tour of Kent, accompanied by Lord Burleigh, the Lord Treasurer. Charles II passed the town on his
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The historic central area, especially the part-pedestrian parts between the station and the creek, attracts visitors, who can learn about the town's history and features at the Fleur-de-Lis centre, which provides tourist information and houses a museum. There is still a regular market several days
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National Fruit
Collection since 1954. It has over 2,040 varieties of apple, 502 of pear, 350 of plum, 322 of cherry and smaller collections of bush fruits, nuts and grapes, all grown in 150 acres (61 ha) of orchards. The farm hosts a number of fruit festivals throughout the year, guided tours
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Having been an important thoroughfare since the 12th century, Abbey Street went into decline around the start of the 20th. Some buildings on the street adjoining Quay Lane were demolished in 1892 and much of the entire street was intended for demolition as recently as the 1950s, until intervention
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took place in the Marsh Works in 1847. Due to a lack of experience with production methods, an explosion took place soon after work started, with several fatalities. On Sunday 2 April 1916, an explosion occurred at one of the Swale factories in Uplees after sparks from a chimney ignited the works
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Faversham Abbey are the two barns at Abbey Farm. Minor Barn was built about 1425; Major Barn, the larger of the two, dates from 1476. Next to the barns is the Abbey Farmhouse, part of which dates from the 14th century. The Abbey Guest house, on the east side of
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in 43 AD. Numerous remains of Roman buildings have been discovered in and around
Faversham, including under St Mary of Charity Church where coins and urns were discovered during reconstruction of the western tower in 1794. In 2013, the remains of a 2,000-year-old Roman theatre, able to accommodate
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was officially founded in 1698, though brewing activities in
Faversham pre-date this. The brewery claims to be the oldest in Britain and continues to be family-owned. The Rigden brewery was founded in the early 18th century by Edward Rigden. It subsequently merged with the Canterbury-based George
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in 1538. Most of the abbey was demolished, and the remains of
Stephen were rumoured to have been thrown into Faversham Creek. An excavation of the abbey in 1964 uncovered the empty graves. The entrance gates survived the demolition and lasted until the mid-18th century, but otherwise only a small
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Canterbury, who appealed to Rome and the request was denied. Abbey Street was constructed about this time in order to provide an appropriate approach to the abbey from the town. It still houses timber-framed buildings and has been described as "the finest medieval street in southeast England".
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The
Faversham Institute was founded in 1862 in East Street, Faversham. Membership was open to everybody with a small subscription fee. It consisted of meeting rooms, halls and a library. Exams could be studied for and sat at the Institute. The Institute published a monthly journal until December
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have been conserved, and various trails are signposted. An early 20th century electric-powered gunpowder mill which was transferred to Ardeer in 1934 has been repatriated to the country park and is on display. The 18th-century works bell has also been repatriated and is on display at Faversham's
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housing 70 people, to the town in order that locals would have an area to enjoy. The rec has been preserved and is now run by the town's Municipal Charities. A bandstand was added towards the end of the 19th century, and sporting events began to be held on the rec. A week-long party was held to
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uncovered evidence of the town's medieval tannery in the back gardens of Tanner Street. Evidence of Anglo-Saxon occupation was discovered during the Hunt the Saxons project between 2005 and 2007 and a high-status rubbish pit excavated in the "Searching for the Kings Manor" project in 2017–2019.
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Faversham formerly held the weather record for the highest ever UK temperature (in 2003) at 38.5 °C (101.3 °F). This was the first time the recorded temperature had ever exceeded 100 °F (38 °C) reliably in the UK. This record had stood for nearly 16 years, but was beaten by
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plant had been established around 1573 in Faversham. The town had a stream which could be dammed at intervals to provide power for watermills. It became known as the Home Works in the 18th century and was nationalised in 1759. By the 19th century, the site stretched for around a mile along the
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between the 17th and early 20th century, before a decline following an accident in 1916 which killed over 100 workers. This coincided with a revival of the shipping industry in the town. Faversham has a number of landmarks, with several historic churches including St Mary of Charity,
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passes through the town, en route from Whitstable to Sittingbourne. Swale Borough Council have expressed concern over the lack of bus and cycle facilities in the town, when compared to road and rail, and there is a particular lack of public transport to nearby rural areas.
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containing around 150 tonnes of high explosives. The incident killed over 100 people, which led to decline of the explosives industry in the town. Later accounts suggested that had the incident not happened on a Sunday, there would have been many more casualties.
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remains, and has been a Grade I listed building since 1950. The church was established in 1147 by King Stephen and Queen Matilda, with a distinctive spire added around 1794 – 97 that can be easily seen from many places around the town. The interior was
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managed by The Faversham Society. It was originally used for pagan rituals in pre-Roman Britain, and is the only remaining evidence in Britain of a church incorporating a pagan shrine. The building was converted into a church around AD601 when
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is a Business and Enterprise Academy formed in September 1983 by the amalgamation of the Ethelbert Road Boys School and Lady Capel School for Girls. It has over 1000 pupils and is located in the south of the town, beside the A2 London Road.
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heating, and tons of ceramic roof tiles. Although the plaster painted from these walls was mostly white, plaster walls coloured with green, red and yellow panels were found in the hot sauna room on the north side of the building.
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in the UK. It owns and manages the Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre as its headquarters. The Centre hosts a large museum depicting the town's history and culture and hosts the town's Visitor Information Centre, including a bookshop.
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Faversham Recreation Ground (locally known as Faversham Rec, or simply The Rec) is to the east of the town centre. It was established in 1860 by a local solicitor, Henry Wreight, who bequeathed his £70,000 estate, including two
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some 12,000 people, were discovered at a hillside near the town. The cockpit-style outdoor auditorium, the first of its kind found in Britain, was a style the Romans used elsewhere in their empire on the Continent.
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The Grade II listed St John the Evangelist church on Upper Brents was built in 1881 by Kirk and Son of Sleaford, It was founded by Mrs Hall of Syndale House, Faversham, the widow of a gunpowder manufacturer.
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building at Abbey Farm. According to Dr Paul Wilkinson, the building contained broken stone walls covering huge amounts of box flue tiles, which were used to direct hot air up the indoor walls, glazed
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to the northwest of town in the late 17th century, with the Marsh Works following in 1786. Towards the end of the 19th century, two new factories were built alongside the Swale to manage production of
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Faversham Cemetery opened in 1898. The chapel was designed by Edwin Pover. 73 victims of the 1916 gunpowder explosion are buried in the cemetery, where they are commemorated by the Grade II* listed
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encouraged pagan buildings to be converted rather than destroyed. The church has not seen service since the 16th century and was reported as "being in a state of disrepair" and unused since
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Faversham Market is still held in the town centre. It is now the oldest street market in Kent, dating back over 900 years. Monthly markets are also held in Preston Street and Court Street.
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superstore. Shepherd Neame remains a significant regional brewer despite a decline in consumption of traditional bitter beer, producing around 230,000 barrels a year. It now also makes
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to reinforce defence of the town, then in British possession, against the French army. In 1539, the ground upon which the abbey had stood, along with nearby land, passed to Sir
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each week in the market square where the Guildhall stands. Nearby streets feature old pubs, almshouses, shops and a growing collection of art galleries and restaurants.
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opened in 1858. It was completely rebuilt in 1898 and is listed Grade II. A former goods shed built as part of the original railway works is also Grade II listed.
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the Abbey's Outer Gateway, has survived as Arden's House. This house, now a private residence in Abbey Street, was the location of the murder of
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in 1250. The road continued to be an important thoroughfare, and is shown next to Faversham on Philip Symonson's map of Kent published in 1596.
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was found and put on display in the Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre in Faversham. This is the first book printed in English written by a woman.
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on 25 July 2019. Faversham still holds the record for the highest maximum temperature in the UK for August with the previous record in 2003.
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Towards a New Deal: Understanding Place Through an Exploration of Time
2141:. The current building is on Newton Road and opened in February 1973.
1560:, Faversham had a population of 19,316, an increase of 1,606 from the
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5149:"Kent: Anniversary celebrations begin at National Shrine of St June"
3430:"Memorial to Faversham war hero Lieutenant General Sir Philip Neame"
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In 2011 it was discovered that the town owns an original version of
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Several notable people in the Middle Ages had origins in Faversham.
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Exploring the Thames Wilderness: A Guide to the Natural Thames
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Private Matters and Public Culture in Post-Reformation England
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5291:"Faversham war memorial listed to mark World War 1 centenary"
4767:"Freeview Light on the Faversham (Kent, England) transmitter"
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Signposts to the Past: Place-Names and the History of England
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were formed in 1884 and compete in Division One South of the
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Gunpowder Manufacture at Faversham: Oare and Marsh Factories
5087:. Association of Arts & Antiques Dealers. Archived from
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3611:"Large Roman building uncovered at Abbey Farm in Faversham"
3039:. Kent, UK: Privately published. pp. 226–229, 232–248.
2566:"Place name: Faversham, Kent Folio: 2v Great Domesday Book"
1825:) is the remains of the Church of Our Lady of Elwarton, an
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was born in Faversham and later moved to Paris to join the
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casualties. In 2014, the memorial became Grade II listed.
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was partly filmed in Faversham, including the Iron Wharf.
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3646:. Faversham Society Archaeological Research Group. 2009.
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487:, founded in 1698, remains a significant major employer.
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4741:"Full Freeview on the Dover (Kent, England) transmitter"
3456:
Guide to the Manuscripts in the National Maritime Museum
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Pirate Utopias: Moorish Corsairs and European Renegadoes
1874:, who reportedly fled to Faversham in the 3rd century.
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waterfront. A second explosive works was established at
4269:"Arden of Faversham, Swan, Stratford-upon-Avon, review"
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3854:. Kent County Council. 23 November 2012. Archived from
3352:"W E & J Rigden & Co – Court Street, Faversham"
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The Cambridge History of the English Language, Volume 1
1932:. Also interred at the cemetery is the Irish novelist
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is believed to have been born in Faversham about 1553.
4165:"Faversham (Parish) Economic Activity, 2011 (QS601EW)"
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The Literary Guide & Companion to Southern England
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2277:. Cambridge University Press. 1992. pp. 481–482.
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Farm, to the south of the town centre, has hosted the
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are repaired, rebuilt and moored along the creekside.
628:. The town had established itself as a seaport by the
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Local news and television programmes are provided by
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Geographically, Faversham sits at a boundary between
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in 811, and is further cited in a charter granted by
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Faversham was established as a settlement before the
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The Faversham Gunpowder Industry and its Development
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4999:"The Parish Church of St Mary of Charity, Faversham"
4219:. Office for National Statistics. 14 February 2013.
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2365:"Roman Watling Street found in a field in Faversham"
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Faversham Society Archaeology Research Group (FSARG)
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way from Dover to London, on his way to be crowned.
683:, meaning it was part of the ancient royal estates.
399:
5663:. Queen Elizabeth School, Faversham. Archived from
5518:. SouthEastern Railway. 17 May 2015. Archived from
5492:. SouthEastern Railway. 17 May 2015. Archived from
5464:"Former Goods Shed to Faversham Station, Faversham"
4193:. Office for National Statistics. 30 January 2013.
4167:. Office for National Statistics. 30 January 2013.
4143:"Faversham (Kent) UK climate averages – Met Office"
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5634:(Report). Swale Borough Council. 2013. p. 5.
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3675:. Faversham Society Archaeological Support Group.
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2035:. In the other direction, trains travel either to
1694:In August 2023 a copy of a prayer book written by
1622:was established in 1962, and is one of the oldest
691:, but soon made him swap it with Lillechurch (now
6099:Faversham Explosives Personnel Register 1841–1934
6049:"The great Explosion at Faversham, 2 April. 1916"
3207:
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2027:services travel to London, terminating at either
1880:dates from the Norman period and was extensively
7122:
6093:Faversham Gunpowder Personnel Register 1573–1840
5323:. Faversham Business Partnership. Archived from
5055:"Anniversary of Faversham Abbey founder's death"
4972:. Faversham Business Partnership. Archived from
4934:. Faversham Business Partnership. Archived from
4687:
4413:. Faversham Business Partnership. Archived from
2930:. Faversham Business Partnership. Archived from
2854:Staging the Superstitions of Early Modern Europe
2824:"Anniversary of Faversham Abbey founder's death"
2800:. Faversham Business Partnership. Archived from
1921:. The memorial was later adapted to commemorate
773:, becoming the "Aristotelian of Aristotelians".
4664:"Faversham Charters and Magna Carta Exhibition"
4123:. Centre for Environmental Data Analysis (CEDA)
3838:
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1801:. Remains of the process houses and other mill
456:origin, meaning "the metal-worker's village".
6089:, by Edward Patterson (Faversham Papers No 42)
4634:"Faversham's 1300 Magna Carta goes on display"
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632:, and became part of the Confederation of the
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5661:"History of Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School"
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4668:Faversham Charters and Magna Carta Exhibition
4217:"Country of Birth (detailed), 2011 (QS203EW)"
3458:. National Maritime Museum. 1980. p. 59.
3213:"Keeping Faversham's gunpowder history alive"
3054:
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1951:, built in 1898 to replace an earlier station
1917:memorial, which was unveiled by Vice Admiral
1866:in the mid-19th century by the architect Sir
952:uncovered a 150 by 50 feet (46 by 15 m)
535:. The second element is the Old English word
6077:, by Arthur Percival (Faversham Papers No 4)
4838:"Recreation ground always the heart of town"
1963:which the Romans later paved and marked as
1580:sits to the south of the town centre on the
1165:have been installed since the 16th century.
648:as an important shipping channel for trade.
6083:, by Wayne Cocroft (Faversham Papers No 39)
4245:. Royal Shakespeare Company. Archived from
3816:"Faversham & Mid Kent election results"
3589:. Amberley Publishing Limited. p. 27.
3330:. Amberley Publishing Limited. p. 49.
3117:Stratton, Michael; Trinder, Barrie (2014).
2729:
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1714:. Television signals are received from the
636:in the 13th century, providing a vessel to
593:converging on Canterbury before heading up
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2657:Dalton, Paul; White, Graeme, eds. (2008).
2518:. Cambridge University Press. p. 43.
2207:, a parish to the south-west of Faversham.
1005:and replaced by the new constituencies of
711:in 1201, but it was owned by the monks of
543:('smith'), which in turn derived from the
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5261:"The history of Faversham's War Memorial"
5209:"Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre and Museum"
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4351:"Cine-files: The Royal Cinema, Faversham"
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3786:"Faversham Conservatives – Helen Whately"
3354:. Brewery History Society. Archived from
3328:The Lost Beers & Breweries of Britain
3311:"Prospectuses of public companies, etc".
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2856:. Ashgate Publishing. 2013. p. 202.
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2066:The town is served by a number of buses.
1085:Faversham is roughly equidistant between
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5025:"5 things that make Faversham fantastic"
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3244:"Standard Quay: going against the grain"
2744:. Faversham Town Council. Archived from
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1900:St Mary Of Charity Church In Faversham -
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1764:built using the bequest of Henry Wreight
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1077:, alluding to the town's regal history.
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5752:"Mount Field, Faversham ground profile"
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5547:. www.stagecoachbus.com. Archived from
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3378:"Britain's 10 oldest family businesses"
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1188:Climate data for Faversham (1991–2020)
1132:. Faversham Creek connects the town to
1097:, and 14 miles (23 km) north from
1039:. The town contains the four electoral
999:parliamentary constituency of Faversham
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1930:Faversham Munitions Explosion Memorial
1136:that separates mainland Kent from the
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779:Chancellor of the University of Oxford
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5952:A Topographical Dictionary of England
5949:
5812:"Places – Riddley Walker Annotations"
5716:. The Faversham Society. p. 11.
5350:. Irish Academic Press. p. 147.
5159:from the original on 19 December 2016
4898:
4614:from the original on 14 November 2011
4548:"A tour around Kent's Garden of Eden"
4545:
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4478:"Maison Dieu and Hospital of St Mary"
4327:. Canterbury Festival. Archived from
4101:from the original on 21 December 2016
4009:from the original on 22 February 2018
3917:. faversham.org. 2010. Archived from
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1725:Faversham's local radio stations are
1646:artefacts from the surrounding area.
1066:(including the village of Ospringe).
1017:. The town has been represented by a
960:floors, an untouched underfloor with
671:in 1148. He was buried there in 1154.
424:, England, 8 miles (13 km) from
6006:The Kent Archaeological Field School
5933:Roles of the Sea in Medieval England
5859:
4391:from the original on 23 January 2021
3849:"2011 census, ward level population"
3734:. Cornell University Press. p.
3621:from the original on 7 November 2020
3489:from the original on 23 January 2021
3475:. Seaforth Publishing. p. 101.
3121:. Taylor & Francis. p. 99.
2781:
2699:from the original on 23 January 2021
2532:from the original on 23 January 2021
1845:St Mary of Charity in the late 1800s
490:The town was also the centre of the
6015:from the original on 6 January 2014
5792:from the original on 28 August 2008
5762:from the original on 30 August 2008
4558:from the original on 23 August 2017
4461:
4003:"Ashford To Faversham Taxi Service"
3903:
3891:from the original on 13 August 2017
3380:. Management Today. 15 April 2014.
3292:from the original on 26 August 2014
2576:from the original on 6 October 2014
2467:from the original on 6 October 2014
2223:, a new settlement proposed by the
1176:Cambridge University Botanic Garden
644:of Britain, printed in 1360, shows
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5689:. The Abbey School. Archived from
5440:(Map). Ordnance Survey. 2015. 178.
5189:from the original on 28 April 2019
5179:"CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST"
5113:. Faversham Business Partnership.
4325:"Dreamlands – An original musical"
4301:. Faversham Business Partnership.
4075:from the original on 11 March 2008
4065:"Hottest July day ever in England"
3826:from the original on 11 April 2019
3792:. 24 February 2015. Archived from
3762:. Faversham Business Partnership.
3315:. Vol. 105. 150. p. 135.
3286:"Shepherd Neame Heritage Timeline"
3150:. Boston: Little, Brown. pp.
3062:. Faversham Business Partnership.
2742:"Abbey Street and its restoration"
2512:Walter de Gray Birch, ed. (2012).
2424:"Roman theatre discovered in Kent"
2371:. 21 November 2013. Archived from
2086:. Regent also runs service 638 to
2055:services have linked Faversham to
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5912:Haines, Charles Reginald (2013).
5822:from the original on 29 July 2021
5641:from the original on 11 June 2015
5516:"Book 8 – High Speed Train Times"
5061:. 22 October 2014. Archived from
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4527:from the original on 23 July 2015
4411:"Visitor and Tourism Information"
4223:from the original on 12 June 2015
4197:from the original on 12 June 2015
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4031:. Bloomsbury. 2013. p. 201.
3948:. Ohio University Press. p.
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3016:from the original on 11 June 2015
2830:. 22 October 2014. Archived from
2687:Fruen, Lauren (7 February 2013).
2554:. Thomas Hall. 1864. p. 138.
2403:from the original on 4 March 2016
2399:. Vol. 3. 1932. p. 93.
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4443:from the original on 5 June 2015
4305:from the original on 5 June 2015
4279:from the original on 5 June 2015
3673:"Hunt the Saxons project detail"
3472:Coasters: An Illustrated History
3410:from the original on 4 June 2015
3384:from the original on 4 June 2015
2988:. SIU Press. 1993. p. 165.
2913:Dictionary of National Biography
2659:King Stephen's Reign (1135–1154)
2422:Trueman, Matt (7 January 2013).
2137:and a branch library managed by
2117:Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School
1778:in 1953, which drew praise from
1776:Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
1105:across Oare Creek to the north,
950:Kent Archaeological Field School
870:Industrial Revolution and beyond
564:
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7035:Population of major settlements
5982:. Amberley Publishing Limited.
5866:Wright, Joe (19 October 2022).
5579:. www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk
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1983:) and it was marked as such by
1857:the nearby St Mary of Charity,
1638:in 1234 and now in the care of
1551:
995:Municipal Corporations Act 1835
741:Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
722:was granted Faversham Abbey by
6978:List of civil parishes in Kent
6123:Faversham Town Council website
5916:. Cambridge University Press.
5897:. Cambridge University Press.
5438:Thames Estuary & Rochester
5297:. 22 July 2014. Archived from
5267:. 23 July 2014. Archived from
3587:Faversham From Old Photographs
2661:. Boydell Press. p. 112.
2455:Sturt, Sarah (28 March 2014).
2448:
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2078:operates routes 3,3X,3A,3B to
2016:Faversham Railway Station 1898
1745:, The Faversham News, Eye and
1616:cinemas to survive in the UK.
1124:to the north and a mixture of
1047:Priory, St Ann's and Watling.
943:
728:Dissolution of the Monasteries
651:
477:Dissolution of the Monasteries
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5736:: CS1 maint: date and year (
3178:Dillon, Brian (16 May 2015).
2902:Kingsford, Charles Lethbridge
2786:. Phoenix House. p. 262.
2631:. p. 324. Archived from
2487:"Faversham Facts and Records"
2231:
2175:Hampshire County Cricket Club
2133:Faversham Library is part of
1890:National Shrine of Saint Jude
1377:Average rainfall mm (inches)
989:A charter was granted to the
976:
818:Faversham explosives industry
705:Eustace, the Earl of Boulogne
7015:Parliamentary constituencies
6119:travel guide from Wikivoyage
5893:Chartres, John, ed. (1990).
5629:The Swale Borough Local Plan
5466:. British Listed Buildings.
5348:Kate O'Brien: a writing life
5211:. Visit Kent. Archived from
5001:. British Listed Buildings.
3615:The Archaeology News Network
2916:. Vol. 25. p. 299.
2301:(London: Dent, 1978), p. 80.
2158:Faversham Ladies Hockey Club
2102:
2051:). Since 2009 services via
1975:. The Anglo-Saxons named it
1939:
1813:
1797:ferry over the Swale to the
1080:
667:in 1722, was established by
618:Coenwulf, the King of Mercia
7:
3086:"Faversham Gunpowder Trail"
2782:Cook, George Henry (1961).
2198:
1669:Faversham miniature railway
1307:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1237:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
527:, first attested in 811 as
475:, which survived until the
467:. The town was favoured by
108:OS grid reference
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7172:
7055:Grade II* listed buildings
6336:Norton, Buckland and Stone
6176:Towns and villages in the
5782:"Kent v Hampshire in 1876"
4932:"Explosives and Gunpowder"
4689:"Jagame Thandhiram (2021)"
4462:Cox, John Charles (1913).
4191:"Industry, 2011 (QS605EW)"
3885:www.visionofbritain.org.uk
3726:Orlin, Lena Cowen (1994).
3539:"Faversham Market History"
3288:. Shepherd Neame Brewery.
3060:"Explosives and Gunpowder"
2907:"Haymo of Faversham"
1955:Faversham is close to the
1823:Norton, Buckland and Stone
1584:and houses artefacts from
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854:. Production was moved to
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6276:Graveney with Goodnestone
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6047:Percival, Arthur (1985),
5574:"666 Faversham – Ashford"
5237:. Swale Borough Council.
5153:Independent Catholic News
3977:"Travelling to Faversham"
3562:. Swale Borough Council.
3010:"John Wilson grey plaque"
2339:"Travelling to Faversham"
2165:, which in 1876 hosted a
2113:All Souls College, Oxford
2021:Faversham railway station
1949:Faversham railway station
1884:in the 1860s. The nearby
1780:Princess Andrei of Russia
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7050:Grade I listed buildings
6205:Sittingbourne and Milton
5997:Wilkinson, Paul (2006).
5931:Gorski, Richard (2012).
5542:"Faversham bustimes 638"
5373:"The Antonine Itinerary"
5346:Walshe, Eibhear (2006).
4580:. Brogdale Collections.
3911:"Faversham Coat of Arms"
3760:"Faversham Town Council"
3641:"5th Anniversary Report"
2928:"Who's Who in Faversham"
2457:"Spotlight on:Faversham"
2144:
2068:Arriva Southern Counties
1701:
1032:Faversham is within the
842:The first production of
18:Not to be confused with
6101:, by John Breeze (2008)
5978:Turcan, Robert (2013).
5712:Stevens, Peter (2006).
5111:"St Catherine, Preston"
4466:. Methuen. p. 245.
4005:. arrowtaxisltd.co.uk.
3940:Cooper, Robert (1998).
3585:Kennett, Peter (2013).
2622:Hasted, Edward (1798).
2311:Murray, Andrew (2007).
2076:Stagecoach in East Kent
2063:and London St Pancras.
2061:Stratford International
2057:Ebbsfleet International
1859:Faversham Parish Church
781:in 1304. The notorious
518:
513:Ebbsfleet International
497:Faversham Parish Church
7156:Civil parishes in Kent
6588:List of places in Kent
6482:Heart's Delight, Swale
6311:Lynsted with Kingsdown
5980:Faversham Through Time
5950:Lewis, Samuel (1840).
5846:Faversham Town Council
5490:"Book 2 – Train times"
5390:(in Latin and English)
4906:"Oare Gunpowder Works"
4880:"Oare Gunpowder Works"
3326:Glover, Brian (2013).
3035:Smith, Leslie (1974).
3012:. Blue Plaque Places.
2096:National Cycle Route 1
2017:
1971:(Second Route) on the
1966:
1952:
1902:
1872:Crispin and Crispinian
1846:
1819:Faversham Stone Chapel
1765:
1589:
1011:Faversham and Mid Kent
986:
888:Shepherd Neame Brewery
882:Kent is the centre of
879:
672:
485:Shepherd Neame Brewery
313:Faversham and Mid Kent
239:Postcode district
29:Market town in England
7020:Members of Parliament
6895:Royal Tunbridge Wells
6730:Tonbridge and Malling
6673:Boroughs or districts
6133:The Faversham Society
6128:The Faversham Website
6053:Archaeologia Cantiana
5959:Parker, Mike (2013).
5714:A Look at Newton Road
4480:. Faversham Society.
4381:"The Local Historian"
4299:"Arden Theatre Group"
3915:The Faversham Website
3142:Burke, James (1978).
3091:. Faversham Society.
2954:Lamborn Wilson, Peter
2798:"Barns at Abbey Farm"
2570:The National Archives
2515:Cartularium Saxonicum
2205:Buckland-by-Faversham
2015:
1947:
1898:
1878:St Catherine's Church
1844:
1760:
1620:The Faversham Society
1575:
1075:Royal Arms of England
1015:1997 general election
1003:1885 general election
984:
877:
659:
444:. It is close to the
129:48 miles (77 km)
7146:Market towns in Kent
6700:Folkestone and Hythe
6241:Boughton under Blean
6081:Oare Gunpowder Works
5379:on 18 September 2015
4439:. English Heritage.
4357:. 26 November 2013.
4243:"Arden of Faversham"
3515:. 13 November 2014.
3509:"Faversham shipyard"
3469:Fenton, Roy (2011).
3037:Stories of Faversham
2718:Lewis, John (1727).
2221:South East Faversham
2070:runs service 333 to
1868:George Gilbert Scott
1787:Oare Gunpowder Works
1753:Community facilities
1681:The 2021 Tamil Film
1019:Member of Parliament
1001:was created for the
753:Faversham Almshouses
713:St Augustine's Abbey
219:Sovereign state
7060:Scheduled monuments
6746:(cities in italics)
6661:Unitary authorities
5371:Togodumnus (2011).
4938:on 28 February 2007
4814:"The Faversham Eye"
4385:The Local Historian
4273:The Daily Telegraph
2181:Cultural references
2150:Faversham Town F.C.
2139:Kent County Council
2082:, and route 666 to
1607:Canterbury Festival
1603:Christopher Marlowe
1601:or Canterbury-born
1599:William Shakespeare
1447:Average rainy days
1073:, are based on the
1071:Faversham Guildhall
918:, recipient of the
812:Explosives industry
701:Matilda of Boulogne
492:explosives industry
360: /
54:Faversham Guildhall
6045:Also reprinted in
6038:by Arthur Percival
4976:on 19 January 2012
4610:. 29 August 2013.
4095:"Climate Extremes"
3983:on 9 February 2012
3406:. Shepherd Neame.
3358:on 25 January 2014
2834:on 4 December 2014
2804:on 19 January 2012
2345:on 9 February 2012
2297:Margaret Gelling,
2018:
1973:Antonine Itinerary
1953:
1903:
1847:
1766:
1594:Arden of Feversham
1590:
1156:and connected the
1023:Conservative Party
991:Mayor of Faversham
987:
913:Lieutenant-General
880:
775:Simon of Faversham
767:Haymo of Faversham
673:
364:51.3177°N 0.8928°E
305:UK Parliament
251:Dialling code
7118:
7117:
6744:Major settlements
6636:Ceremonial county
6594:
6593:
6415:Other settlements
5989:978-1-445-62824-0
5970:978-0-7495-7435-2
5961:Mapping the Roads
5942:978-1-843-83701-5
5935:. Boydell Press.
5923:978-1-107-62324-8
5904:978-0-521-36881-0
5357:978-0-716-53398-6
4793:"Radio Faversham"
4038:978-1-408-18114-0
3959:978-0-821-41225-1
3745:978-0-801-42858-6
3596:978-1-445-62823-3
3482:978-1-848-32087-1
3434:Faversham Courier
3313:The Times, London
3219:. 12 March 2012.
3128:978-1-136-74801-1
3119:Twentieth Century
2995:978-0-809-31803-2
2863:978-1-409-47430-2
2668:978-1-84383-361-1
2525:978-1-108-04507-0
2375:on 6 October 2014
2324:978-0-549-45417-5
2284:978-0-521-26474-7
2225:Duchy of Cornwall
2092:Stalisfield Green
1853:was dissolved by
1684:Jagame Thandhiram
1548:
1547:
1052:Faversham Without
948:In May 2019, the
609:. It was held in
452:. The name is of
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7131:Borough of Swale
7110:London Paramount
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5295:Canterbury Times
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3436:. 15 August 2013
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2213:, a French town
2123:The Abbey School
1989:Schema Britannie
1969:
1961:ancient trackway
1919:Hugh Evan-Thomas
1827:ancient monument
1650:Davington Priory
1640:English Heritage
1450:
1185:
1184:
985:Faversham's arms
916:Sir Philip Neame
689:William of Ypres
679:was recorded as
665:William Stukeley
471:who established
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6432:Chestnut Street
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6030:Further reading
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5842:"Town Twinning"
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3861:on 30 June 2017
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2828:Faversham Times
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2248:
2247:
2243:
2234:
2217:with Faversham.
2201:
2183:
2154:Isthmian League
2147:
2105:
2041:Canterbury East
2009:
2000:A299 Thanet Way
1977:Wæcelinga Stræt
1942:
1886:Ospringe Church
1851:Faversham Abbey
1836:the Reformation
1816:
1799:Isle of Sheppey
1755:
1743:Faversham Times
1739:KMFM Canterbury
1704:
1624:civic societies
1570:
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1261:
1256:
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1246:
1241:
1171:
1138:Isle of Sheppey
1083:
979:
946:
911:under licence.
872:
820:
814:
720:Thomas Culpeper
703:, and his son,
697:Faversham Abbey
661:Faversham Abbey
654:
567:
562:
560:History of Kent
556:
531:, derives from
521:
507:service to the
473:Faversham Abbey
438:Isle of Sheppey
389:
385:
369:51.3177; 0.8928
368:
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6217:
6215:
6214:Civil parishes
6211:
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6208:
6207:
6202:
6200:Halfway Houses
6196:
6194:
6190:
6189:
6173:
6172:
6165:
6158:
6150:
6142:
6141:
6136:
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6107:
6106:External links
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5773:
5756:CricketArchive
5743:
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5678:
5652:
5620:
5590:
5565:
5533:
5522:on 9 June 2015
5507:
5496:on 9 June 2015
5481:
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5215:on 3 June 2015
5200:
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4970:"Stone Chapel"
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4695:. 14 June 2021
4680:
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4608:The Australian
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4495:
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4402:
4372:
4342:
4331:on 5 June 2015
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4275:. 7 May 2014.
4260:
4249:on 4 June 2015
4234:
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4097:. Met Office.
4086:
4056:
4052:Wilkinson 2006
4044:
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3958:
3932:
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3837:
3822:. 8 May 2015.
3807:
3777:
3751:
3744:
3718:
3699:"King's Manor"
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2964:. p. 55.
2945:
2919:
2893:
2889:Wilkinson 2006
2881:
2879:, p. 202.
2869:
2862:
2845:
2815:
2789:
2774:
2772:, p. 200.
2759:
2728:
2710:
2693:Kent Messenger
2674:
2667:
2649:
2614:
2610:Wilkinson 2006
2599:
2587:
2557:
2543:
2524:
2504:
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2317:. p. 22.
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2200:
2197:
2192:Riddley Walker
2182:
2179:
2169:match between
2146:
2143:
2135:Kent Libraries
2109:grammar school
2104:
2101:
2094:and Graveney.
1981:Watling Street
1941:
1938:
1832:Pope Gregory I
1815:
1812:
1774:celebrate the
1754:
1751:
1727:BBC Radio Kent
1708:BBC South East
1703:
1700:
1696:Katharine Parr
1569:
1566:
1558:2011 UK census
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1496:sunshine hours
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1194:
1190:
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1183:
1170:
1167:
1158:Isle of Thanet
1082:
1079:
1056:Preston Within
978:
975:
945:
942:
920:Victoria Cross
909:India Pale Ale
871:
868:
816:Main article:
813:
810:
760:Richard Tylman
709:Simon of Wells
663:, sketched by
653:
650:
595:Watling Street
566:
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442:Thames Estuary
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326:List of places
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7151:Towns in Kent
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5459:
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5425:Parker 2013
5413:Parker 2013
5401:Parker 2013
5383:20 February
5136:Turcan 2013
4957:Turcan 2013
4867:Turcan 2013
4521:Kent Online
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3964:Faversham .
3146:Connections
2962:Autonomedia
2838:27 November
2642:27 December
2595:Gorski 2012
2497:26 February
2349:28 November
2250:"Faversham"
2167:first-class
2163:Mount Field
2090:and 660 to
1996:M2 motorway
1915:World War I
1731:Heart South
1676:Magna Carta
1632:Maison Dieu
1578:Maison Dieu
1562:2001 census
1130:North Downs
1126:brick earth
944:Archaeology
884:hop-growing
790:John Wilson
771:Franciscans
726:during the
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652:Middle Ages
630:Middle Ages
583:Richborough
575:Saxon Shore
533:Old English
501:Maison Dieu
463:of 1086 as
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7125:Categories
6970:Whitstable
6865:Northfleet
6860:New Romney
6815:Gillingham
6805:Folkestone
6795:Edenbridge
6764:Canterbury
6685:Canterbury
6542:Oad Street
6527:Mockbeggar
6457:Denstroude
6356:Rodmersham
6261:Eastchurch
6251:Doddington
6221:Badlesmere
5870:. KM Group
5851:1 December
5723:1900214466
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