Ritual landscapes of Roman South-East Britain
Rudling, David (ed.)., 2008, Ritual landscapes of Roman South-East Britain, Oxford: Oxbow Books.
Medieval adaptation, settlement and economy of a coastal wetland: the evidence from around Lydd, Romney Marsh, Kent
Barber, Luke, 2008, Medieval adaptation, settlement and economy of a coastal wetland: the evidence from around Lydd, Romney Marsh, Kent, Oxford: Oxbow Books.
Lady Joanna Thornhill: her life and times
Burnham, Paul, 2008, Lady Joanna Thornhill: her life and times, Wye: Wye Historical Society.
Land adjacent to Haslemere, Maidstone Road, Staplehurst, Kent TN12 0RE: an archaeological monitoring exercise
Hawkins, Neil, 2008, Land adjacent to Haslemere, Maidstone Road, Staplehurst, Kent TN12 0RE: an archaeological monitoring exercise, London: Pre-construct Archaeology.
Broadstairs Heydays and Nowadays
Evans, N., 2007, 'Broadstairs Heydays and Nowadays.' (Whitstable: Bygone Publishing).
The Posts and Postcards of Plaxtol: the history of the postal service in Plaxtol
Gurney, D., 2007, 'The Posts and Postcards of Plaxtol: the history of the postal service in Plaxtol.' (Plaxtol: Plaxtol Local History Group).
You can almost smell the flowers: the autochromes of Henry Essenhigh Corke
Harding, C., 2007, 'You can almost smell the flowers: the autochromes of Henry Essenhigh Corke.' Archive 9, May, 4-9 [Photographer based in Sevenoaks c.1920].
Saved: how an English village fought for its survival… and won
Hewson, D., 2007, 'Saved: how an English village fought for its survival… and won.' (Leicester: Matador) [Recent campaign to prevent development around Wye].
Edwardian Murder. Ightham and the Morpeth train robbery
Janes, D., 2007, 'Edwardian Murder. Ightham and the Morpeth train robbery.' (Stroud: Sutton) [Luard murder, Ightham, 1908].
Kent and the abolition of the slave trade: a County study
Killingray, D., 2007, 'Kent and the abolition of the slave trade: a County study.' AC, 107-125.
The Heyday of East Kent
Kraemer-Johnson, G., 2007, 'The Heyday of East Kent.' (Hersham: Ian Allen) [East Kent Road Car Co.].
Underground Ragstone Quarries in Kent: a brief overview
LeGear, R., 2007, 'Underground Ragstone Quarries in Kent: a brief overview.' AC, 407-419.
Railways of Britain: Kent and Sussex
McCarthy, C., 2007, 'Railways of Britain: Kent and Sussex.' (Hersham: Ian Allen).
Farningham Road : a station in Kent
Woodhead, John, 2007, Farningham Road : a station in Kent, Horton Kirby : Horton Kirby and South Darent local history society.
The Oasthouses: their life and times
Major, A., 2007, 'The Oasthouses: their life and times.' (Seaford: S.B. Publications, 2006).
William Morriss Red House: a collaboration between architect & owner
Marsh, J., 2007, 'William Morriss Red House: a collaboration between architect & owner.' (Pavilion, 2005) [Red House, Bexleyheath].
History of Allington Castle
Worcester, Robert, 2007, History of Allington Castle, Allington : Allington Castle.
East Malling, Larkfield and New Hythe: inns, beerhouses and their keepers
Martin, R., 2007, 'East Malling, Larkfield and New Hythe: inns, beerhouses and their keepers.' (Malling Society).
Heroes of Fighter Command: Kent
Matthews, R., 2007, 'Heroes of Fighter Command: Kent.' (Newbury: Countryside Books).
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