Vol. 81 1966 Contents Page(s) v + vi

	Contents	PAGE
	List of Officers, xii; List of Local Secretaries, xiv; Committees, xv; Corresponding Societies, xvi; List of Members, xviii; Report for 1966 xli; Rules lxvii
1.	Some Major Kentish Timber Barns. By S. E. Rigold, F.S.A.	01
2.	Eighteenth-century Maps and Estate Plans of Bromley, Beckenham and Penge. By Sister Mary Baptist, M.A., Ph.D.	31
3.	Men of Kent. 3. Minet and Fector of Dover. By the late Cohn Matson	39
4.	Excavations at Eccles, 1965. Fourth Interim Report. By A. P. Detsicas, M.A., F.S.A.	44
5.	The Vanishing Houses of Kent. 6. The Old Cottage at Upper Hardres. By F. W. Parkin	53
6.	History of the Springhead Pleasure Gardens and Water-cress Plantation (c. 1805-1936). By W. S. Penn, B.Sc.	62
7.	Funeral Hatchments in Kent. By Miss M. Tester	79
8.	Four Kent Towns at the End of the Middle Ages. By A. J. F. Dulley	95
9.	A Kentish Holiday, 1823. Edited by F. Hull, B.A., Ph.D.	109
10.	Starkey Castle, Wouldham. By Eric R. Swain	118
11.	General Garrett, 1791-1869. By D. C. Gibson	126
12.	An Iron Age and Romano-British Site at Stone Castle Quarry, Greenhithe. By A. P. Detsicas, M.A., F.S.A.	136
13.	Faversham’s Court of Orphans. By Canon W. Telfer, M.C., D.D	191
14.	Some Problems of the North Downs Trackway in Kent. By Rev. H. W. R. Lillie, S.J., M.A.(Oxon.)	203
15.	Kent Archives Office. Accessions 1965-66	213
16.	Kent Archaeological Society Library	219
	Contents continued page vi
17.	Shorter Notes	235
18.	Researches and Discoveries in Kent	244
19.	Reviews	252
20.	Obituary	265

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