The Lost Powder Mills of Leigh. Part 2, Site Gazetteer
Rowley, C., 2009, 'The Lost Powder Mills of Leigh. Part 2, Site Gazetteer.' (Leigh).
150 Years of Bridging the Swale
Rymill, J., 2009, '150 Years of Bridging the Swale.' (Sittingbourne).
A Revision of the Ancient Woodland Inventory for Ashford borough, Kent: project carried out by the Weald and Downs Ancient Woodland Survey for East Sussex and Kent, November 2006 to March 2009
Sansum, P., et al., 2009, 'A Revision of the Ancient Woodland Inventory for Ashford borough, Kent: project carried out by the Weald and Downs Ancient Woodland Survey for East Sussex and Kent, November 2006 to March 2009.' (Flimwell).
Rochester Remembers: World War II memories of a Medway community
Sears, A., (compiler), 2009, 'Rochester Remembers: World War II memories of a Medway community.' (Rochester Cathedral, 2008).
Retail distribution networks in East Kent in the eighteenth century
Shaw, D., 2009, 'Retail distribution networks in East Kent in the eighteenth century.' in J. Hinks and C. Armstrong (eds), Worlds of Print: Diversity in the book trade (Oak Knoll Press and British Library, 2006), 197-206.
Hereson School one hundredth anniversary, September 11th 2009: Old Hornets never die, they just buzz away
Stokes, R., 2009, 'Hereson School one hundredth anniversary, September 11th 2009: Old Hornets never die, they just buzz away.' (Ramsgate: Ellington & Hereson School).
Memories of Kentish Watermills: the Rivers Cray & Darent, a nostalgic look at the watermills of two much-changed rivers over 50 years ago
Stoyel, I., 2009, 'Memories of Kentish Watermills: the Rivers Cray & Darent, a nostalgic look at the watermills of two much-changed rivers over 50 years ago.' (Ashbourne: Landmark Publishing, 2008).
Faversham: A New History: the most comprehensive history of Faversham and its adjoining parishes
Tann, P., 2009, 'Faversham: A New History: the most comprehensive history of Faversham and its adjoining parishes.' (Faversham: Faversham Society) CD [a transcription of Edward Crows mid 19th-century manuscript].
Folkestone through Time
Taylor, A., 2009, 'Folkestone through Time.' (Stroud: Amberley Press).
Along the turnpike road to Loose and Linton
Tritton, P., 2009, 'Along the turnpike road to Loose and Linton.' Loose Threads: Journal of the Loose Area History Society 9, 6-15.
The Brett Group, 1909-2009: one family, one firm, one hundred years
Tritton, P., 2009, 'The Brett Group, 1909-2009: one family, one firm, one hundred years.' (Shepperton: Boscun Press) [Robert Brett & Sons started as haulage contractors in 1909 in Canterbury, later diversifying into aggregates and ready-mixed concrete].
More about Wateringbury
Wateringbury Local History Society, 2009, 'More about Wateringbury.' (Wateringbury, 2008).
George Bell, John Masefield and The coming of Christ: context and significance
Webster, P., 2009, 'George Bell, John Masefield and The coming of Christ: context and significance.' Humanitas, The Journal of the George Bell Institute, 10, 2. [concerning a performance of Masefields The coming of Christ in Canterbury Cathedral, 1928].
Dover Past and Present
Wells, P., and Howe, J., 2009, 'Dover Past and Present.' (Stroud: The History Press).
Sailing Barge Master: the story of a Victorian Bargeman Capt. George Winn
Walsh, R., (ed.), 2009, 'Sailing Barge Master: the story of a Victorian Bargeman Capt. George Winn.' (Ware: Chaffcutter Books in association with the Society for Sailing Barge Research).
The Pre-Raphaelite Trail in Kent
Wise, P., 2009, 'The Pre-Raphaelite Trail in Kent.' (Seaford: SB Publications).
An enigmatic persona: impressions of the character and reputation of Christopher Marlowe (1564-93) from 1585 to 2005
Crawley, R., 2009, 'An enigmatic persona: impressions of the character and reputation of Christopher Marlowe (1564-93) from 1585 to 2005.' ph.d., University of Lancaster, 2008.
Hidden spaces, obscure purposes: the medieval ecclesiastical staircase, gallery and upper chamber in East Kent
Huitson, T., 2009, 'Hidden spaces, obscure purposes: the medieval ecclesiastical staircase, gallery and upper chamber in East Kent.' ph.d., University of Kent, 2008.
The care and education of children in an urban and a rural workhouse, Poplar and Sevenoaks, 1870-1914
Keys, J.E., 2009, 'The care and education of children in an urban and a rural workhouse, Poplar and Sevenoaks, 1870-1914.' m.a., Open University.
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