Faversham from Old Photographs
Kennett, P., 2009, 'Faversham from Old Photographs.' (Stroud: Amberley Press).
Brenchley and Matfield re-visited : a pictorial record, 1842 to 2008
2009, Brenchley and Matfield re-visited : a pictorial record, 1842 to 2008, Brenchley : Brenchley and Matfield Local History Society.
Jane Austen & Tonbridge: a circular walk
Kent Libraries & Archives, 2009, 'Jane Austen & Tonbridge: a circular walk.' (Maidstone).
Shrubshall, David, 2009, St. Peter's, Whitstable : a history of the church, parish and people, Whitstable : the church, , rev.
Shrubshall, David, 2009, St. Peter's, Whitstable : a history of the church, parish and people, Whitstable : the church, , rev.
Ill Fares the Land: A Social History of the Village of Sundridge 1719-1826
King, M., 2009, 'Ill Fares the Land: A Social History of the Village of Sundridge 1719-1826.' (Friends of St Marys Church, Sundridge, 2008).
A Rose by any other name: or a potted history of Oakwood Park Grammar School
Lewis, J., (ed.), 2009, 'A Rose by any other name: or a potted history of Oakwood Park Grammar School.' (Maidstone).
The Early English Barns and the Kent Oasthouse
McArdel, C.A., 2009, 'The Early English Barns and the Kent Oasthouse.' (Farnborough: Camca Publishers).
Chatham Dockyard 1815-1865: the industrial transformation
McDougall, P., 2009, 'Chatham Dockyard 1815-1865: the industrial transformation.' (Aldershot: Ashgate for the Navy Records Society).
Within the Walls: a history of Maidstone Prison 1819-2009
Maidstone Prison, 2009, 'Within the Walls: a history of Maidstone Prison 1819-2009.' (Maidstone: the Prison and Maidstone Museum) [brochure for an exhibition at Maidstone Museum, May - July 2009].
Percy Maylams The Kent Hooden Horse
Maylam, R., Lynn, M., and Doel, G., 2009, 'Percy Maylams The Kent Hooden Horse.' (Stroud: The History Press) [includes additional photographs and a biographical essay on Percy Maylam].
Starting a parish : the story of the first ten years of All Souls, Cheriton Street
Johnston, R.E., 2009, Starting a parish : the story of the first ten years of All Souls, Cheriton Street..., Cheriton : the church.
Diplomacy from below and belonging: fishermen and cross-Channel relations in the eighteenth century
Morieux, R., 2009, 'Diplomacy from below and belonging: fishermen and cross-Channel relations in the eighteenth century.' Past & Present 202, 83-125.
Dunton Green: the story of a village in Kent, 2nd edn
Newman, J., 2009, 'Dunton Green: the story of a village in Kent, 2nd edn.' (Sevenoaks: Dunton Green PC, 2008).
The Tyro-Pedro-Theo Mystery: a Garlic Thunderbolt from 1820
Newell, N., 2009, 'The Tyro-Pedro-Theo Mystery: a Garlic Thunderbolt from 1820.' Cranbrook Journal 20, 7-10 [political pamphleteers in early 19th-century Cranbrook].
Otford the past in pictures II
Otford and District Historical Society, 2009, 'Otford the past in pictures II.' (Otford).
The Leas Cliff Hall: a history
Paine, K., and Paine, J., 2009, 'The Leas Cliff Hall: a history.' (Folkestone: Robin Hillier Multimedia) DVD.
Village Remembered, Kemsing: the changing landscape and way of life in Kemsing, a Kentish farming village from the 1880s to the present day
Parkin, M., 2009, 'Village Remembered, Kemsing: the changing landscape and way of life in Kemsing, a Kentish farming village from the 1880s to the present day.' (Kemsing Heritage Centre, 2008).
A Canterbury Childhood: scenes of life in a small city between the wars
Pinnock, K., 2009, 'A Canterbury Childhood: scenes of life in a small city between the wars.' (London: Hale).
The Lost Powder Mills of Leigh: the history of the gunpowder mills at Leigh, near Tonbridge, Kent, 2nd rev. edn
Rowley, C., 2009, 'The Lost Powder Mills of Leigh: the history of the gunpowder mills at Leigh, near Tonbridge, Kent, 2nd rev. edn.' (Leigh).
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The Books section of the Kent Archaeological Society website provides a growing bibliography of publications relating to the archaeology, history, and heritage of Kent. This resource brings together recently published works alongside earlier titles, reflecting the breadth of research and writing connected with the county—from academic monographs and excavation reports to local history studies and specialist catalogues . We invite individuals, local societies, publishers, and researchers to contribute details of relevant publications to help expand and maintain this comprehensive reference.
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