Gillingham & Around Through Time
Clancy, J., 2014, ‘Gillingham & Around Through Time’ (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
Hartley Remembers the Great War 1914-1918
Cramp, G., 2014, ‘Hartley Remembers the Great War 1914-1918’ (Hartley: Hartley Parish Council).
The Windmills of North West Kent and Kentish London
Cumming, R., 2014, ‘The Windmills of North West Kent and Kentish London’ (Catrine: Stenlake Publishing).
The History & Meaning of Newington. Street & Place Names
Dudley, T., 2014, ‘The History & Meaning of Newington. Street & Place Names’ (Sittingbourne: Newington History Group).
No Cake please, they
Elgar, P., 2014, ‘No Cake please, they’re German prisoners-of-war’, Bygone Kent, 35, 2, 16-21.
Archives & Anecdotes. Reflections on English Village Life from Brabourne in Kent
Embleton-Smith, K. and Gurr, C., 2014, ‘Archives & Anecdotes. Reflections on English Village Life from Brabourne in Kent’ (East Brabourne: Brabourne Church Publishing).
Castle by the Sea: the Whitstable Castle story
Frame, J.A., 2014, ‘Castle by the Sea: the Whitstable Castle story’ (Herne Bay: Fairy Faye Publishers).
An Incident of Battle Near Neuve Chapelle December 1914
Foreman, C. ed., 2014, ‘An Incident of Battle Near Neuve Chapelle December 1914’ (Faversham: The Faversham Society).
Faces From the Front: remembering the men of Deal, Sandwich and District who died in World War 1
Gaunt, J., 2014, ‘Faces From the Front: remembering the men of Deal, Sandwich and District who died in World War 1’ (Whitstable: Nick Evans).
Tenterden Then and Now
Gillett, J. and Webb, P., 2014, ‘Tenterden Then and Now’ (Biddenden: YouByYouBooks).
Infinite Money: corruption, Party and Government in Britain 1702 - 1713
Graham, A., 2014, ‘Infinite Money: corruption, Party and Government in Britain 1702 - 1713’ (Oxford: Oxford University Press).
The Medway Queen: rebuilding the hull
Halton, R. and Stokes, B., 2014, ‘The Medway Queen: rebuilding the hull’ (Gillingham: Medway Queen Preservation Society & Noodle Books).
A Rate Assessment for St Mary, Lewisham, 1770
Harrington, D., 2014, ‘A Rate Assessment for St Mary, Lewisham, 1770’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 288-307.
Redhead in the Clouds, How I Started Headcorn Aerodrome, the Colourful Life of Diana Patten
Harris, G., 2014, ‘Redhead in the Clouds, How I Started Headcorn Aerodrome, the Colourful Life of Diana Patten’ (Stevenage: Berforts Group Ltd).
The Morrell Brothers – the boys who built suburbia
Hellicar, P., 2014, ‘The Morrell Brothers – the boys who built suburbia’, Bromleag, 2, 30, 22-31.
Home Front. Life in the towns and villages of Bromley in the Great War
Hellicar, C. ed., 2014, ‘Home Front. Life in the towns and villages of Bromley in the Great War’ (Chelsfield: BBLHS Publications).
Hallford Lorries during the First World War
Herbert, A., 2014, ‘Hallford Lorries during the First World War’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Society Newsletter, 51, 13-16.
Chatham Naval Dockyard & Barracks Through Time
Holden, C., 2014, ‘Chatham Naval Dockyard & Barracks Through Time’ (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
Beckenham Through Time
Johnson, D.R., 2014, ‘Beckenham Through Time’ (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
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