The admission of children to the Milton Union workhouse, Kent, 1835-1885
Perkins, A., 2008, 'The admission of children to the Milton Union workhouse, Kent, 1835-1885.' Local Population Studies, 80, 59-77.
History in a City: St Margarets, Canterbury
Pike, G., 2008, 'History in a City: St Margarets, Canterbury.' (Whitstable: Oyster Press).
Women of Kent Rally to the Cause, a study of womens suffrage in East Kent
Probert, L., 2008, 'Women of Kent Rally to the Cause, a study of womens suffrage in East Kent.' (Ramsgate: Millicent Press).
Groombridge in the Past
Robson, M., 2008, 'Groombridge in the Past.' (Groombridge: Danewood Press).
Leigh gunpowder mills
Rowley, C., 2008, 'Leigh gunpowder mills.' Journal of Kent History, 66, 18-19.
Ashford prepares for invasion: the threat of Napoleon in 1800
Ruderman, A., 2008, 'Ashford prepares for invasion: the threat of Napoleon in 1800.' Journal of Kent History, 14-16.
A Man of Many Parts Edwin Harris of Rochester 1859-1938
Salter, P., 2008, 'A Man of Many Parts Edwin Harris of Rochester 1859-1938.' (City of Rochester Society, 2007).
Rural Life: Kent on Film Volume 2
Screen Archive South-East, 2008, 'Rural Life: Kent on Film Volume 2.' (Brighton) DVD [Kentish rural communities at work and play during the 1930s].
A short history of the Muslim community in Medway
Shub, I., 2008, 'A short history of the Muslim community in Medway.' Journal of Kent History, 67, 10-14.
Chapters in the Life of Robert Marsham 1707-1797
Sparks, T., 2008, 'Chapters in the Life of Robert Marsham 1707-1797.' (Grantham: Woodland Trust) [Robert Marsham was cousin to the Marshams (Barons Romney) of Mote Park, Maidstone].
Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway
Stansfield, A., 2008, 'Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway.' (Wellington: Halsgrove).
Kent Cinemas Revisited
Tapsell, M., 2008, 'Kent Cinemas Revisited.' (Deal: Tivoli Publishing).
Marianne Farningham. A plain woman worker
Wilson, L., 2008, 'Marianne Farningham. A plain woman worker.' (Carlisle: Paternoster Press) [Prominent Baptist evangelical author (1834-1909), born in Farningham].
Eva: an inspiring Victorian, the life of Eva Knatchbull-Hugessen, great- great- niece of Jane Austen
Wilson, M., 2008, 'Eva: an inspiring Victorian, the life of Eva Knatchbull-Hugessen, great- great- niece of Jane Austen.' (Tonbridge).
Hinxhill : a historical guide
Burnham, Paul, 2008, Hinxhill : a historical guide, Wye: Wye Historical Society.
2008, The Rochester Bridge Trust, Rochester: Rochester Bridge Trust, [].
2008, The Rochester Bridge Trust, Rochester: Rochester Bridge Trust, [].
Historical assessment and survey of old buildings: an advice note for those who care about them
Cockett, Roger, 2008, Historical assessment and survey of old buildings: an advice note for those who care about them, Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society Historic Buildings Committee.
The Roman roadside settlement at Westhawk Farm, Ashford, Kent: excavations 1998-89
Booth, Paul, 2008, The Roman roadside settlement at Westhawk Farm, Ashford, Kent: excavations 1998-89, Oxford : The Oxford Archaeological Unit.
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