- Canterbury Archaeological Trust., Canterbury’s Archaeology 2020-2021 45th Annual Report (Canterbury: CAT).
- Geraint, F., Ramsgate, Thanet, Kent: historic area assessment (Swindon: Historic England Publishing).
- Rosman, D., Canterbury: a history since 1500, the story of a city and its people (Lancaster: Carnegie Publishing).
- Sackville-West, R., Knole: a private view of one of Britain’s Great Houses (New York: Rozzini Electa).
- prehistoric
- Gardiner, V., ‘Fieldwork in Kent Undertaken by MOLA 2019-2020: summary reports’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 326-331.
- Gittings, E., ‘Excavations at Margett’s Pit, Burham: large-scale manufacture of artefacts in Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 305-314.
- Knowles, P. and Allen, T., ‘A Rare Kentish Example of a Very Early Post-Glacial Flint-Knapping Site at Court Stairs, Ramsgate’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 274- 291.
- Parfitt, K., ‘Ringlemere: investigation of prehistoric ring-ditches, M2 and M3’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 1-32.
- Russel, C., ‘Extended Continuity of Late Iron Age Landscape Features Revealed in Arch-aeological Investigations at Moat Road, Headcorn’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 20-26.
- Slaughter, P., ‘Bronze Age River and Pastoral Life on The Foreshore at Swalecliffe’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 315-320.
- roman
- Clifton, S., ‘The Complex of Roman Buildings Excavated by MAAG at East Farleigh, 2005-17: an interim report’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 129-157.
- Gerrard, J. and Seddon, G., By the Medway Marsh. Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd Monograph No. 24. (Results of excavation at Grange, Gillingham; see review.)
- anglo-saxon
- Dark, K., ‘The Earliest English Church? A reconsideration of the chapel of St Pancras, in St. Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury’, Journal of British Archaeological Association, online 18 July 2022.
- Gretzinge. J., et al. ‘The Anglo-Saxon migration and the formation of the early English gene pool’, Nature, 21, September 2022.
- Reid, P., ‘Probable SFB at Market Inn Site Yields First Secure Evidence of Early Anglo-Saxon Settlement at Faversham; some comparisons with other Kentish SFBs’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 51-77.
- Tongeren, T.V., ‘The Updown Anglo-Saxon Cemetery: a revision of the site’s chronology using correspondence analysis’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 93-120.
- medieval
- Allen, T. and Martin, T., The Castle Hill Brickworks and Somerhill Estate: post medieval discoveries on the A21 Tonbridge-To Pembury Dualling Scheme, Kent (Oxford: Oxford Archaeology).
- Cleaver, L., ‘Fire! Accounts of Destruction and Survival at Canterbury & Bury St Edmunds in the Late Twelfth Century’, in K. Gerry and L. Cleaver (eds), Lost Artefacts From Medieval England & France (Woodbridge: Boydell).
- Draper, G., ‘Knole House, Jack Cade and the “Battle of Solefields”, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 121-128.
- Draper, S., ‘What Archbishop Bourchier Acquired in his 1456 Knole Transaction’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 258-273.
- Lepine, D., ‘William Thornbury (d.1481), Vicar of Faversham - and Anchorite?’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 228-246.
- Neal, D.S. and Rodwell, W., Canterbury Cathedral, Trinity Chapel: the archaeology of the Mosaic Pavement and setting of the Shrine of St Thomas Becket (Oxbow).
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Starting a New Life as Artisans and Traders in Ricardian and Henrician Canterbury (c.1400 and c.1500), Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 33-50.
- Wilson, E., ‘Iconography and Origin: a twelfth-century Limoges enamel plaque from Bayham Abbey in the British Museum’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 158-180.
- Wood, R., ‘Sculpture at The Green Court Gateway of Canterbury Cathedral Priory’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 181-189.
- early modern
- Bolton, M., ‘The Isle of Thanet and the 1642 Protestation Oath’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 247-257.
- Leach, A., ‘“For the Honour of that Ancient Metropolis”: William Somner’s The Antiquities of Canterbury (1640)’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 190-214.
- Rosman, D., Canterbury: A History since 1500, the story of a city and its people (Palatine Books).
- Williamson, S., ‘New Light on Stephen Gray, frs (1666-1736) Canterbury Freeman Dyer’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 292-304.
- Zell, M. and Davies J., ‘The “Great Plague of London” in Greenwich and Deptford, 1665-1666’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 78-92.
- modern – post-1700
- Adams, E., Ashford at War (Canterley Publishing).
- Adams, E., High Halden at War (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing, 2021).
- Adams, E., Rolvenden at War (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing).
- Adams, E., Wittersham School: the first 200 years (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing, 2019).
- Allen, G., Bees, Wasps & Ants of Kent (Sittingbourne: Kent Field Club, 2nd edition, 2020).
- Bradbury, D., Dungeness: coastal architecture (London, Pavilion Bks).
- Cadbury, D., The School That Escaped the Nazis (London: Insiders/Outsiders & The Association of Jewish Refugees) [Bunce Court School, Otterden].
- Cossons, N., Chatham Historic Dockyard: world power to resurgence (Swindon: Historic England Publishing, 2021).
- Cruttenden, N., Watch & Ward: a history of Margate Borough Police 1858-1943 (Birchington: Ozaru Books).
- Down, C., Swanscombe Cement Works and its Railways (Bedford: Strathwood).
- FitzGerald, R., Buildings of Kent (Oxbridge: Kedleston Publishing).
- Fishpool, J., Dial 999! Herne Bay’s Emergency Services Through the Years (Herne Bay: Herne Bay Historical Records Soc).
- Grattan, P., Oasts and Hop Kilns: a history (Swindon: Historic England Publishing, 2021).
- Merwe van de, P., ‘William Pratt of Greenwich (1717-95): ship’s carpenter and painter’, The Mariner’s Mirror, 107, 3 (2021), 370-373.
- Mills, P., Prevention, Detection & Keepers of The Peace: policing Tonbridge, a division of Kent County Constabulary, the first 50 years and more (Tonbridge: Mr Books).
- Pittman, S., A.J. Clements & Sons Farmers of Gosenhill, Crockenhill, Kent (Dartford: Darenth Print Design).
- Robinson, K., ‘Kentish Duck Decoys’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxliii, 215-227.
- Sankey, G., Old Breweries of Tunbridge Wells: the history of brewing beer in and around the town (Tunbridge Wells: Royal Tunbridge Wells Civic Society, 2020).
- Seymour, R., Brasted Place. Its owners and residents: a history (Brasted: Brasted Society).
- Taylor, I. and Killingray, D., Sevenoaks 1790-1914: risk and choice in West Kent (Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press).
- Thomas, A., Railways of the South-East (Stamford: Key Publishing) [mostly Kent].
- Turner, R., The Story of Herne Bay’s Pleasure Boats (Herne Bay: Herne Bay Historical Records Soc.).
- Vincent, P., Country Matters (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing, 2020) [Farming at Elham].
- Williams, V., From Bobby’s to Folca (Folkestone: Folkestone & District Local History Soc.) [History of Folkestone’s department store 1906-2020].
- Williams, V., A Century of Service the Rotary Club of Folkestone (Folkestone: Folkestone & District Local History Soc.).
- Allen, T.G., ‘Prehistoric to Medieval Discoveries Along the A21 Tonbridge-Pembury Dualling Scheme’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 188-234.
- Ahmet, J., 50 Finds From Kent: objects from the Portable Antiquities Scheme (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Betts, P., An Obscure and Inconsiderable Parish: a history of Frittenden (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing Ltd).
- Biddulph, E. et al., London Gateway: settlement, farming and industry from prehistory to the present in the Thames Estuary: archaeological investigations at DP World London Gateway Port and Logistics Park, Essex, and on the Hoo Peninsula, Kent (Oxford: Oxford Archaeology).
- Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell Press), ‘Introduction’, 1-21.
- Canterbury Archaeological Trust., Canterbury’s Archaeology 2019-2020, 44th Annual Report (Canterbury: CAT).
- Flintham, D., ‘Centre for Experimental Military Archaeology at Detling’, KAS, 116, 17-19.
- Gibbons, V. and T., ‘The Middle/Late Iron Age and Roman Finds made by Antoinette Powell-Cotton on the Foreshore and Cliff Tops at Minnis Bay, Birchington’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 81-104.
- Lincoln, M., ‘Afterword’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell Press), 487-491.
- McGonigal, C., The Deedes Family in Hythe, Kent 1580-1800 (Hythe: Hythe Civic Society Local History Group).
- Margetts, A., The Wandering Herd: the medieval cattle economy of South-East England c.450-1450 (Oxford: Windgather Press).
- Newell, N., ‘Cranbrook In Hundred And Lathe’ Cranbrook Journal, 31, 1-4 (2020).
- Nicholls, H., ‘Evidence of Late Iron Age/Early Roman Settlement and an Early Medieval Strips Field System at Shadoxhurst’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 118-31.
- Pattison, P., The Great Tower of Dover Castle – history, architecture and context (Swindon: Historic England, 2020).
- Pittman, S., Crockenhill: past and present (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing).
- Rady, J., Evidence for a Neolithic midden, later prehistoric and Anglo-Saxon settlement at the site of the new Ellington and Hereson school, Ramsgate. Occas. Paper 13 (Canterbury: CAT).
- Stoodley, N. and Cosh, S.R., The Romano-British Villa and Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Eccles, Kent: a summary of the excavations by Alex Detsicas with a consideration of the archaeological, historical and linguistic context (Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology).
- Varrall, C., Engineering Richborough (Deal: Addelam Books) [development of Richborough from Roman times].
- Woodhams, J., Canterbury in 50 buildings (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Young, C., ‘Kent’s Changing Coastal Landscape: a view across space and time (or “Where the land meets the sea!)”’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 25-81.
- prehistoric
- Beresford, F., ‘A Further Refitting Reduction Sequence of Early Middle Palaeolithic Laminar Flakes from Stoneham’s Pit, Crayford, Kent’, KAS, 114, 38-43.
- Philp, B., A. Woodcock and P. Couldrey, Prehistoric Sites on the Kent M25 Motorway (Dover: KARU).
- Sparey-Green, C., ‘Bigbury Camp and its Associated Earthworks: recent archaeological research’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 31-58.
- roman
- Blanning, E., ‘Trade and Industry during the Roman period’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 171-194.
- Boden, D. and J. Weekes, ‘Near the Heart of Romano-British Durovernum: excavations at 70 Stour Street, Canterbury’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 286-297.
- Cramp, G., ‘The Re-Discovery of Hartlip Roman Villa’, KAS, 116, 22-25.
- Goacher, D., ‘The Roman Building at Chart Sutton Revisited’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 253-272.
- Philp, B. and J. Wilson, The Discovery of a Roman Settlement in the Centre of Gravesend (Dover: KARU, 2020).
- Topham, G. et al., ‘The Lympne Roman Settlement: geophysics results’, KAS, 114, 24-28.
- Wallis, S., ‘Evidence of Late Roman Settlement near the site of the Church Hall, Kemsing’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 273-285.
- anglo-saxon
- Parfitt, K., ‘Defending the Kent Coast – Roman to Anglo-Saxon’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 85-109.
- Richardson, A., ‘Far-Fetched Treasures: the maritime networks of the Kingdom of Kent’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 195-214.
- medieval
- Andrews, M., Coin Hoarding in Medieval England and Wales, c.973-1544: behaviours, motivations, and mentalités (Oxford: BAR Publishing, 2019) [Includes Kent examples].
- Calazza, M., ‘Saints and Weirs: late medieval and early modern communities within a small island landscape in North Kent’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 401-415.
- Carter, M., ‘The Late Monastery of Boxley in the Countie of Kent: court of augmentation accounts for the dissolving of Boxley Abbey’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 176-187.
- Cole, D., Medieval Tonbridge Revealed (Tonbridge: Tonbridge History Society).
- Dawkes, G., The Medieval Hospital of St Mary & Other Features: excavations at Friary Place, Strood, Kent (Portslade, East Sussex: SpoilHeap Publications, 2020).
- De Beer, L. and N. Speakman, Thomas Becket: murder and the making of a saint (London: The British Museum) [850th anniversary].
- Draper, G., ‘Urban Privilege? The advantages and enjoyment of Cinque Ports’ status in the Middle Ages’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh, (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 277-297.
- Harrington, D., ‘The Manor of Elverton in the Parish of Stone next Faversham’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 235-252.
- Holman, J. et al., Medieval New Romney A Town Shaped by Water: the archaeology of the first time sewer. Occas. Paper No. 12 (Canterbury: CAT, 2020).
- Jobson, A., ‘The Maritime Defences of Kent from the loss of Normandy to the Hundred Years’ War’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh, (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 111-131.
- Kowaleski, M., ‘Maritime Trade and Industry in Medieval Kent’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 215-233.
- Logan, F.D. (ed.), The Register of Simon Sudbury, Archbishop of Canterbury 1375-1381 (Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2020).
- Raven, M., ‘William Clinton, Earl of Huntingdon, and the County of Kent: a study of magnate service under Edward III’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 59-80.
- Rose, S., ‘The Political and Strategic Importance of the Port of Sandwich in the late Middle Ages c.1340-1500’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 371-385.
- Shaw, D., ‘When was Canterbury Cathedral’s Medieval Library Building Demolished?’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 321-326.
- Smith, K. and D. Lloyd, ‘Alexander Iden, Captor of Jack Cade (1450): his family and the evidence of a memorial in Penshurst church’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 311-321.
- Splarn, L., ‘St Thomas Becket and the Pilgrim Souvenirs in Canterbury’s Collections’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 299-310.
- Stevens, S., ‘A Middle Iron-Age Bloomery and other features at Heartenoak Road, Hawkhurst, Kent’, Wealden Iron, 41, 4-22.
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘“Ready to go to Sea”: maintaining fishing families in late medieval Hythe’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 387-400.
- Webster, P., The Cult of Thomas Becket in the Plantagenet World 1170 -1220 (Woodbridge: Boydell Press).
- early modern
- Allen, T. and Martin, T.F., The Castle Hill Brickworks and Somerhill Estate: post medieval discoveries on the A21 Tonbridge-to-Pembury Dualling Scheme, Kent (Oxford: Oxbow Archaeology).
- Andrews, J., ‘The Early Modern Period 1500-1700: trade and industry’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 235-252.
- Bartram, C., ‘“Dost Thou Know Dover?”: locating Dover in the early modern literary imagination c.1500-1660’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 433-450.
- Dunster, S., ‘Maritime Communities in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Kent’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 325-343.
- Fox, Paul A., Great Cloister: a lost Canterbury tale, a history of the Canterbury cloister, constructed 1408-14, with some account of the donors and their coats of arms (Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology, 2020).
- Wedd, I., ‘Gavelkind on the Ground, 1550-1700’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 1-30.
- Whitewright, J. (ed.), The Stirling Castle, a 70-gun ship lost in the Great Storm of 1703. Archaeological Investigations 1979-2009 (Oxford: BAR Publishing, 2020) [wreck on Goodwin Sands].
- Wyatt, G., ‘Early Modern Thanet: an open society’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 417-432.
- modern
- Adams, E., Rolvenden School: a history (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing Ltd) [3 centuries of history].
- Ashwin-Kean, C., Herne Bay War Memorial Park: celebrating 100 years (Herne Bay: Herne Bay Historical Records Society, 2019).
- Barham, William., Forty Years A Potter: Dorothy Watson and the Bridge Pottery, 1921-1961 (Biddenden: YouByYou Books, 2020).
- Bull, A., Walking Charles Dickens’ Kent (Ammanford: Sigma Leisure).
- Cheeseman, C., Sittingbourne’s Forgotten Bus Operators: Jessop’s of Frinstead and others (Walsall: Omnibus Society, 2020).
- Cole, D., The Tonbridge Knights Walk: 14 circular walks through the Weald of Kent (Kings Lynn: Biddles Books Ltd).
- Cromie, D., ‘Minutes from Disaster: a year of boardroom troubles on the London Chatham and Dover Railway 1866-1867’, Invicta, 97, 4-15.
- Crosse, J., ‘Westerham A Lost Heritage’, Steam Railway, 525, (Nov-Dec), 72-77.
- Down, C., ‘Cement Railways of South-East England (26-28): Kent Works, Stone’, The Industrial Locomotive, Part 1, 179, 289-306; Part 2, 180,1-12; Part 3, 181, 33-48.
- Edwards, E., ‘A Rich Diversity: modern Kent coast communities’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 345-368.
- Eeles, D., ‘Sandwich Haven: Part 1 - When Sail was King’, Topsail, 54, 11-38.
- Floate, M., Football Grounds in Kent: a visual history (Yorkshire: Newlands Photographic, 2020).
- Franklin, G. et al., Ramsgate: the town and its seaside heritage (Swindon: Historic England, 2020).
- Fridman, I., Foreigners, Aliens, Citizens: Medway and its Jewish community (UK: Birch Leaf Press, 2020).
- Goodridge, D.M., Warders Medical Centre: the history of a practice in Tonbridge and Penshurst 1808-2021 (Kent: David Goodridge).
- Granville, V., Sevenoaks in a Time of Change: dynamism diversity resilience (Sevenoaks: Silver Pines Press, ٢٠٢٠).
- Gunnill, G., ‘The Man Who Captured Sandwich’, Bygone Kent, 42, 4, 14-23 [photographer William Boyer 1827-1897].
- Hellicar, C., ‘Handcross – a forgotten tragedy’, Bromleag, 60, 11-21 [1906 annual day trip of the Orpington volunteer fire brigade; an early motorised transport accident].
- Hendy, J., Chatham Steamers: the paddle steamers of the London Chatham & Dover railway (Romney Marsh: Invicta Maritime).
- Hendy, J., Rails across the Harbour: Folkestone and its branch line (Romney Marsh: Invicta Maritime, 2020).
- Holden, C., Cold War Kent (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Holyoake, G., Secret Deal & Walmer (Stroud: Amberley Publishing, ٢٠٢٠).
- Hopkins, D., ‘James Blackman’s Letters to the Governor of New South Wales on Illicit Distillers, 1806’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 330-332.
- Opkins, D., ‘James Blackman’s letters to the governor of New south Wales on the illicit dstillers,1806’,
- Hubbard, R. and G. Downer, The Smugglers Trail: geology of the Thanet coastline from Broadstairs to Cliftonville (Kent: GeoConservation Kent).
- James, J., The East Kent Railway and the Knees Woodland Railway (Chippenham: Mainline & Maritime, 2020).
- James, J., The Swanley New Barn Railway at 35 (Chippenham: Mainline & Maritime).
- Kent Historic Defences Group, ‘From the Great War to the Cold War: and other conflicts’, KAS, 113, 14-18.
- Killingray, D., ‘Maritime Kent: trade and industry since 1700’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 253-273.
- Killingray, D., ‘Black People in Sevenoaks since 1600: history and research methods’, The Local Historian, 51, 3, 297-308.
- King, D., King of Maidstone (Cranbrook: Stationery Express UK) [history of King’s, a clothing store in Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone].
- Lambert, A., ‘Kent’s Role in the National Defence Strategy 1815-1865: dockyards and harbours in the age of steam’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 149-167.
- LeGear, R., ‘Margate Caves’, KAS, 116, 6-8.
- Marsh, B. and D. Killingray, ‘Empire, Race, and Diversifying Kent’s history, c.1500-1840’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 299-323.
- Marshall, P.J., ‘The Kentish Associations of a Great West Indian Planter: Sir William Young (1725-1788) and his Monument at Chartham’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 105-117.
- Moss, M. L., The Hollingbourne Doctors (United Kingdom: Pixum, 2020).
- Mills, P. and D. Swarbrick, Military Matters in Tonbridge: the impact of the Great War on a small market town (Maidstone: Absolute Creative Print, 2020).
- Milton, H. and P. Francis, Kent County Cricket Grounds: 150 years of cricket across the garden of England (Gravesend: H. Milton).
- Nisbet, H.A., ‘Edward Hall’s ‘big idea’ for a Dartford Ship Canal: and the measures taken to bring it to pass’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Newsletter, 58, 11-17.
- Ormrod, D. and G. Rommelse (eds), War, Trade and the State: Anglo-Dutch Conflict, 1652-1689 (Woodbridge: Boydell Press) [1667 Dutch Medway raid].
- Oulton, C.W. de la L., ‘“Fat persons bathing whose appearance was most disgusting”: Entertaining Thanet in the Age of Steam’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 451-466.
- Powell, B., ‘Kent or “Sussex Foot” turnwrest ploughs’, Heavy Horse World, (Spring 2019), 55-57.
- Rogowski, R., Brasted: the past in pictures (Sevenoaks: Brasted Society).
- Romyn, M. (ed.), Kent’s Sporting Memories (Maidstone: Kent County Council).
- Rootes, A., ‘A Cure in the Countryside’, Bygone Kent, 42, 4, 4-13 [Benenden chest hospital].
- Sanders, F., Pluckley was my Playground: a boyhood memoir 1919-26 (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing, 2020).
- Sargent, A. and C. Varrall, From Rink to The Regent: seafront entertainment in Deal since the 1870s (Deal: BooksEast, 2020).
- Scott-Morgan, J., East Kent Railway (Barnsley: Pen & Sword).
- Shotter, H., ‘Lenham Camp’, KAS, 116, 9-11.
- Smith, V., ‘Surviving Doomsday? The cold war bunker at Gravesend’, KAS, 116, 12-16.
- Smith, V.T.C., ‘Kent’s Twentieth-Century Military and Civil Defences. Part 5 – Swale’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 148-175.
- Stanley, J., ‘Rhododendrons and Raids: Dover naval women’s daily life and emotions in 1918’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 467-486.
- Taylor, I., ‘The Sevenoaks Banking Fraud and its Aftermath 1888-1891’, The Local Historian, 51, 2, 100-12.
- Taylor, I., ‘Rail, Risk and Repasts – The Dining Culture of the London, Chatham & Dover Railway, 1888-1899’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 132-147.
- Titheridge, A., Heartbeat of Hythe: story of the Hythe pier railway (Southampton: Ceratopia Books).
- Tritton, P., ‘Silver Ghosts & Flying Eagles: Henry Royce’s Kent connection’, KAS, 14, 47-51.
- Ware, C., ‘To Defend the Coast’, in Bligh, S., E. Edwards and S. Sweetinburgh, (eds), Maritime Kent Through the Ages (Woodbridge: Boydell), 133-147.
- Warren, R., ‘Cranbrook, Sugar and the Legacy of Slavery’, Cranbrook Journal, 31, 7-12.
- Williams, C., ‘The ‘Hales Palace’ Estate Map (1715) Recovered to Canterbury’. Archaeologia Cantiana, cxlii, 326-330.
- Wright, D., ‘City of Canterbury Consolidated Probate Index’, Genealogists Magazine, 33, 11, 437-439.
- RECENTLY CATALOGUED ARCHIVES
- The following is a selection of material in Canterbury Cathedral Archives, Kent History & Library Centre and Medway Archives Centre which was catalogued in 2020/2021.
- canterbury cathedral archives
- Canterbury Cathedral
- Sacrists’ Custumals, 1949 and 1980s (DCc/MR/B/SAC/C/1-2)
- Library scrapbook compiled by William Urry, 1931-1960s (DCc/LA/12/3)
- Photographs of Canterbury by Francis Frith or Francis Frith & Co photographer, Canterbury, late 19th-early 20th century (DCc/Photo/ALB/12)
- Watercolour by John Coney (1786-1833) from the south quire aisle/south-east transept, looking north-east, 1809 (DCc/PRINDRAW/2/J/13)
- Map of Eastry Manor/Court by Jared Hill, 1728 (Map/228)
- Theological treatise fragment, late 15th century (DCc/AddMs/129/69)
- Cathedral Tombs, album of photographs 1888-1890s (DCc/Photo/A/46)
- Photograph of Frederic William Farrar, Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, in a family group, c.1895 (DCc/Photo/A/47)
- Photograph of interior of Howley-Harrison Library, looking east, c.1890s (DCc/Photo/A/48)
- ‘Nunc Sancte Nobis Spiritus’, anthem by Andrew Parnell dedicated to the Very Rev. Robert Willis on the 30th anniversary of his ordination, 2003 (DCc/MusicMs/160)
- Canterbury City and District
- Translation by Frank Higenbottam, City Librarian, of John Twyne’s ‘De rebus Albionicis’, 1950s (CC/W/28/12)
- Papers relating to Lefevres/Debenhams Department Store, 1905-1985 (CC/W/36)
- 19th-century correspondence from Home Office to Canterbury Clerk of the Peace relating to Quarter Sessions (CC/J/Q/M/1)
- Tower House visitors’ books, 1955-1993 (CC/M/7)
- Specification of drainage works for Blue Coat School premises, police station and six cottages in Stour Street, 1871 (CC/P/2/395)
- Valuation lists for the parish of Canterbury, 1910 and 1912 (CC/Q/GB/T/5/10/79-80)
- Collector’s Ledger, 1933-1937 (CC/Q/GB/T/10/1)
- Two deeds relating to property in St Paul’s parish, Canterbury, described as the Smith’s Forge and as property in Love Lane, 1608 and 1663 (CC/W/35)
- Schedule of City documents by Cyprian Rondeau Bunce, 1794 (CC/Z/4)
- Papers relating to the Canterbury Michaelmas Fair, 1874-1888 (CC/BB/469)
- Correspondence from Home Office to Canterbury Clerk of the Peace relating to Quarter Sessions, 19th-century (CC-J/Q/M/1)
- Property conveyance deeds and bond relating to the city of Canterbury, 18th-early 20th century (CC/W/33-34)
- Rural and Urban Districts
- Bridge-Blean: rate produce books, 1950-1967; grand summary of the general rates, 1962-1974; record of total rateable values, 1950s-1984 (RD/BB/O/R/1/1-6)
- Herne Bay Urban District Council: Inspector of Nuisances Journal, 1889-1892 (UD/HB/O/N/1/24)
- Parishes
- Ash, St Nicholas (U3/274) Addl.
- Canterbury Cathedral: Book of Condolence signed in the Cathedral after the death of Nelson Mandela, 2013 (U3/100/28/16)
- Canterbury, SS Martin and Paul (U3/81) Addl.
- Chartham, St Mary (U3/154) Addl.
- Faversham, St Mary (U3/146) Addl.
- Godmersham, St Lawrence (U3/117) Addl.
- Hawkinge, St Luke (U3/293) Addl.
- Herne Bay, St Bartholomew (U3/286) Addl.
- Hernhill, St Michael (U3/235) Addl.
- Littlebourne, St Vincent (U3/73) Addl.
- Margate, St John (U3/140) Addl.
- Molash, St Peter (U3/219) Addl.
- Sturry, St Nicholas (U3/48) Addl.
- Temple Ewell, SS Peter and Paul (U3/184) Addl.
- Unofficial
- Scrapbook maintained by Mrs Mary Jakeman, [mother of Paul Jakeman], chorister 1958-1962 (U166/X/1/1)
- Photographs of the performance of Peasants’ Priest by Laurie Lee in the Chapter House, 1947 (U167/P/G/36)
- Two drawings by Erwin Bossanyi for the Salvation window in Canterbury Cathedral, and two further drawings, 1950s and 1960s (U330/3)
- Wallace Harvey family tree, 20th century; copy of will of James Head of Willesborough, Kent, 1818 (U467/L/78/1/8, L/161/1)
- 8 charters relating to Caldicote manor, Canterbury, and other places, 1321-1429 (U578)
- Collection of printed items relating to Thomas Becket, including cuttings and commemorative envelopes, late 19th century-1997 (U582)
- Diary and reminiscences of Audrey Beecham, former resident of the Precincts (U583)
- Papers relating to Dr Allan Wicks, Cathedral Organist 1961-1988 (U581)
- Set designs, seemingly for performance of The Young King by Laurence Binyon in the Chapter house, 1934 (U585)
- Photographic print of painting of nativity scene from 1928 performance of John Masefield’s The Coming of Christ (U586/1)
- Design for screen of Buffs Chapel and drawing by Dennis Woodcock, c1962 (U587)
- From the Ken Reedie Collection: carte de visite photographs, mostly portraits, with some cathedral and other local scenes, late 19th century; stereoscopic photographs of cathedral and other local scenes, late 19th century; glass plate slides of depictions of murder of St Thomas Becket, early 20th century (U588/A-C)
- kent history and library centre
- Charities and Societies
- Alkham Women’s Institute minutes, 1992-1997 (Ch170/B/4/A/1/2/4)
- Records of the Tonbridge Council of Social Services, Old People’s Welfare Committee, and High Halden Residential Home, c.1939-1993 (Ch191)
- Minutes of the Trustees of Huggens College, Northfleet, 1963-1973 (Ch63/A5)
- Royal School for Deaf Children, Margate, 1792-2011 (Ch192) NB. cataloguing in progress but enquiries welcome about this collection
- Hospitals
- Princess Christian’s Hospital, Hildenborough: Visitors’ Book, 1911-1947; Admission and discharge register: male and female patients, 1909-1938 (MH/TW2)
- Leybourne Grange Hospital: Daily Journal of Matron, 2 Mar-31 Aug 1940 (MH/TW1/Am1)
- Local Government
- GSGS [Geographical Section, General Staff] military maps of the county, c.1942 (C/Ad1p/10)
- Superannuation Committee attendance book, 1937-1972 (C/C/CA/2/15)
- County Council blue books, 1991-1993 (C/C/P4/21-23)
- KEC Library Sub-Committee reports, 1921-1974 (C/C/R/8/1/2/1-5)
- County Surveyor’s annual reports (C/C/R/23/1/53-55)
- County of Kent Official Diary, 1933-1939, 1947-1977 (C/C/H/2/1-36)
- KEC Library Sub-Committee minutes, 1921-1974 (C/C/MC/15/14/1-5)
- Tunbridge Wells Borough Police Force: Weekly pay sheets, 1926-1927 (C/PO/22/9/11)
- Tunbridge Wells Borough Police Force: Weekly pay sheets, 1941-1942 (C/PO/22/9/12)
- Parish, councils, schools
- Alkham, photocopies of school log book, 1865-1900 (C/E/S/5)
- Ashford, St Mary: registers of baptisms, marriages, burials, confirmations, banns, services, 1915-2005; vestry, APCM and PCC minutes, 1880-1971 (P10 addl)
- Boxley, SS Mary & All Saints: marriage register, 2005-2017 (P40)
- Capel-le-Ferne, photocopies of school admission register, 1911-1944; 1972-1997, (C/E/S/5B)
- Charing Church of England Primary School: Logbook, admission registers, accounts, 1930-2014 (C/ES 78 addl)
- Detling, SS Martin of Tours: marriage register, 1999-2017 (P117)
- East Malling St James County Primary School (Infants): logbooks, 1951-1975 (C/ES 242 addl)
- Farningham, SS Peter & Paul: Roper’s Charity minutes and accounts, 1909-1982 (P145 addl)
- Luddesdown parish council: Minutes, accounts etc, 1894-2018 (PC322)
- Shoreham, SS Peter and Paul: vestry minutes, 1782-1873 (P335 addl)
- Ulcombe parish council: minutes, 1894-2000; Annual Parish Meeting minutes, 1911-1977; receipts and payments book, 1974-1998, etc. (PC321)
- Unofficial
- Box formerly containing samples of Hollingworth Rag Bond paper, 20th century (U1999/B13/4)
- Elmsted Court farm records: correspondence, family and financial records, 1931-early 21st century (U2916 addl.)
- Plans for restoration work at Bore Place, Chiddingstone, 1909-1912 (U3948)
- Title deed for property in Dering Road, Ashford, 1875 (U4112)
- Title deeds for Gray’s Farm and related property, Chislet, 1705-1829 (U4120)
- Records relating to the Chequers Inn, Lamberhurst, and other areas in Kent, 1856-1987 (U4131)
- Title deeds relating to Boresisle Farm/ Silcock Farm and related land in Tenterden, 1777-1857 (U4160)
- Notebook of Richard Fermor of Harrietsham, c.1812 (U4201)
- Title deeds for Leith Villa, Dover, 1883-1925 (U4217)
- Promotional material from the Herne Bay and Kent area Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament [CND] Groups, 1982-2019 (U4220)
- Tenancy records for 305 Loose Road, Maidstone, 1956-1957 (U4221)
- Training notebook of 2nd Lieutenant C.S. Duncan, West Kent Regiment, 1940-1941 (U4227)
- Kent Local Pharmaceutical Committee records, 1912-1987 (U4230)
- Map of Court Lodge Farm, East Farleigh, 1926 (U4182)
- Kent County Mental Hospital, Maidstone: commemoration booklet for opening of the Admission Hospital and Convalescent Villas, 1938 (U4187)
- Sevenoaks Parliamentary Division Liberal Association: minutes, 1923-1982 (U4194)
- Title deeds: land in Clarendon Street and Clarendon Place, Dover, 1881-1938 (U4242)
- Title deeds: Walmer Cottage, Gillows Bush, Walmer, 1829-1896 (U4200)
- Estate map: manor of Rippley alias Ripple in Ripple and Sutton by Dover, by Francis Hill, 1709 (U4224)
- Bond of John le Botilet to Geoffrey Nichol, secured by land in Sevenoaks called ‘La Teaghe’, 1274 (U4225)
- Title deeds and probate documents: property in Dover and Deal, 1742-1950 (U4229)
- Table of Kent manors in Domesday Book, annotated by Edward Hasted; ‘Verses on Den Hill’, late 18th cent. (U4232)
- Title deed: Ramherst alias Culverhouse Grove, mills, and land in Leigh and Tonbridge, 1678 (U4234)
- Title deeds: land to north of Tenterden High Street, and Strongwere in Warehorne, 1773-1903 (U4237)
- Henry Headley & Co, grocers of Ashford: additional records, including cash books, etc, 1861-1987 (U2577 addl)
- medway archives centre
- Parish
- Cuxton and Halling: parish records (P108) Addl.
- Halling, St John Baptist: parish records via Snodland Historical Society (P165/8/2A) Addl.
- Hartley: parish records (P174) Addl
- Northfleet, St Mark, Rosherville: records (P270B) Addl.
- Stoke parish: records (P350) Addl.
- Sutton-At-Hone: parish records via the Kent History & Library Centre (P358/5/2) Addl.
- Patrons, Governor and Brethren of St Bartholomew’s Hospital: counterpart leases issued for various properties in Chatham, 1851-1865 (DE1290)
- Unofficial
- Coulson Family Estate Records (DE1215) Addl.
- Gerrard Land and Investment Company Limited and Maidstone No. 2 Estate, 1933-1977, records donated by FOMA via N.J. Lynch (DE1285)
- Records of Ernest George Payne whilst in the Royal Naval Volunteer Service (DE1286)
- Chatham Brewery: account ledger, June 1851-June 1884 (DE1289)
- Deeds relating to the Old Post Office, (17 & 17a) Gads Hill, Gillingham, Kent (DE1288)
- Transfers from the Guildhall Museum, including commonplace books, minute book of the Rochester and Chatham Ethical Society (later Rochester Philosophical Society), 1897-1914, and Borough of Chatham Visitors Book (including Royal Visits), 1900-1974 (DE1291)
- Plan of land behind the Clarendon Public House, Gillingham, 1933 (transfer from Essex Record Office) (DE1284)
- Printed
- Papers, ephemera, reports donated by Tina Glover (former Arts Development Officer, Gillingham Borough Council)
- Ephemera from Friends of Medway Archives
- Past exhibition folders by MAC, including Hempstead; Snippets of history; Images of Rochester Bridge; Women’s Suffrage; Know your streets; Chatham Town Centre
- Local and general history books donated by the late Pat Salter
- Archaeological Reports donated by Alan Ward
- Baldwin, R.P., Diary of a Dig: an account of the archaeological excavations during the summer of 2019 at the church of St Mary & St Ethelberga, Lyminge (Lyminge: Pathways to The Past).
- Canterbury Archaeological Trust., Canterbury’s Archaeology 2018-2019 43rd Annual Report (Canterbury: CAT).
- Cramp, G., ‘From Medieval Wrotham Palace Garden to Bowling Green’, KAS Newsletter, 111, 5-7.
- Crampton, C., The Way to the Sea: the forgotten histories of the Thames (London: Granta).
- Dawkes, G., Beyond the Wantsum: archaeological investigations in South Thanet, Kent (Portslade: SpoilHeap Publications).
- Dawkes, G., Living by The Creek: excavations at Kemsley, Sittingbourne, Kent (Norwich: UCL).
- Graham, D. and Scott, J.H., ‘Alphanumeric Graffiti at Rochester Cathedral’, Archaeologia Cantiana, 140, 181-199.
- Hibberd, S., The Little History of Kent (Cheltenham: History Press).
- Hull, G. et al., Archaeological Excavations on Sites of Bronze Age and Iron Age Occupation in Kent, 2014-16 (Berkshire: Thames Valley Archaeological Services Ltd, 2008).
- Jardine-Rose, P., ‘The Lead Font at The Church of St Margaret, Wychling’, Archaeologia Cantiana, 140, 233-249.
- Lloyd, J., ‘The Kentish Demonym – or, the Demonym of Kent’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 155-180.
- Mackenzie, C.K., Culture and Society at Lullingstone Roman Villa (Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology).
- Moynihan, Peter., Kentish Brewers and the Brewers of Kent: a historical directory of Kent brewers, 1293-2019 (including those in the parts of the historic county now in Greater London) (Longfield, Kent: Brewery History Society).
- Scott, J., ‘Fragments of History: Rochester Cathedral’s story in stone, glass and thread’, KAS Newsletter, 111, 21-23.
- Taylor, G., ‘The Dutch Gables of Kent’, KAS Newsletterr, 111, 36-37 [update to KAS newsletters 93 and 94, 2012].
- Taylor, R. and Birkbeck, F., ‘Badlesmere Bottom Geophysical Survey’, KAS Newsletter, 111, 15-17.
- Torode, P., Chalk Village: a walk through time (Gravesend: Peter Torode).
- Tritton, P., Searching for Ebony: a long-lost village on an inland island (Maidstone: KAS).
- Turner, S., Treasures at Canterbury Cathedral (London: Scala Arts & Heritage).
- prehistoric
- Beresford, F., ‘The Context of the Palaeolithic Straight-Tusked Elephant Found at Upnor, Kent, 1911’, KAS Newsletter, 111, 28-32.
- Beresford, F., ‘A Re-Examination of the Late Nineteenth-Century Palaeolithic Finds in The Upper Cray Area, Bromley’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 269-84.
- Blanning, E., ‘Spoons, Flags and Heroes: a newly discovered item relating to the Hiltons of Selling’, KAS Newsletter, 111, 38-40.
- Boughton, D., 50 Bronze Age Finds from the Portable Antiquities Scheme (Stroud: Amberley Press) [Includes metalwork hoard from Boughton Malherbe].
- Brown, A. and Russell, J., ‘Mesolithic Geoarchaeological Investigations in the Outer Thames Estuary’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 309-11.
- Clark, P. et al., Chalk Hill: Neolithic and Bronze Age Discoveries at Ramsgate, Kent (Leiden: Sidestone Press).
- Clarke, G. and Brudenell, M., ‘Later Prehistoric Settlement and Ceramics from the Downland Fringes at New Thanington, Canterbury’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 111-23.
- Gibbons, T. and V., ‘Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age Site on the Banks of the Goresend Creek, Minnis Bay, Birchington’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 72-88.
- Knowles P.G., ‘A Magnificent Ficron and Assemblage Containing Cleavers from Canterbury: A Reanalysis of the Collection of Dr Tom Armstrong Bowes and a Problem of Provenance’, Journal for Lithic Studies, 41, 2021.
- Lamb, A.W., ‘The Deal-Type Inhumations of Kent: defining an Iron Age mortuary group in the light of new discoveries’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 98-124.
- Parfitt, K., ‘An Unusual Pit and other nearby Prehistoric Finds at Woodnesborough’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 37-52.
- Parfitt, K., Ceremonial Living in The Third Millennium BC: Excavations at Ringlemere Site M1, Kent, 2002-2006 (London: The British Museum Press).
- Stastney, P. et al., ‘Reconstructing the Prehistoric Landscapes of the Littlebrook Power Station Site, Dartford’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 199-212.
- Wenban-Smith, F. et al., Prehistoric Ebbsfleet: excavations and research in advance of High Speed 1 and South Thameside Development Route 4, 1989-2003 (Salisbury: Wessex Archaeology).
- Wilson, T., ‘Archaeological Investigations at New Haine Road, Westwood, Broadstairs: further observat-ions of a prehistoric agricultural landscape on the Isle of Thanet’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 285-97.
- roman
- Black, E., et al., ‘A Roman Tile-Kiln and an Associated Third-Century Hoard of Sestertii at Bircholt Farm, Brabourne’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 221-244.
- Burrows, V., ‘Adisham Mill: Romano-British Temple to Ritual Landscape’, KAS Newsletter, 111, 8-9.
- Shaffrey, R., ’The Roman Villa at Minster in Thanet. Part 12: Quernstones and Millstones’, Archaeo-logia Cantiana, cxl, 1-12.
- Weekes, J., ‘Excavations in Westgate Gardens, Canterbury: revealing the changing character of Roman Watling Street, and Durovernum’s evolving street layout’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 260-274.
- Weston, A., ‘Republican Dressel 1 AmphoraeFrom East Wear Bay, Folkestone’, Archaeologia Cantiana, CXL, 47-58.
- anglo-saxon
- Klevnas, A., ‘“Robbed in Antiquity”: grave opening in seventh-century East Kent – stimulated by cross-Channel influences,’ Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 1-24.
- McKarracher, M., Farming Transformed in Anglo-Saxon England: agriculture in the long eighth century (Oxford: Windgather Press).
- Thomas, G., ‘Mead-Halls of the Oiscingas: a new Kentish perspective on the Anglo-Saxon complex phenomenon’, Medieval Archaeology, 62 (2018), 262-303.
- medieval
- Bradford, P. and McHardy, A.K (eds), Proctors for Parliament: clergy, community and politics c.1248-1539 (Woodbridge: Boydell Press & Canterbury & York Soc.) 2 vols. [Many references to Kent].
- Cohen, N., ‘Scratches And Storytelling: graffiti and interpretation at National Trust sites in Kent and East Sussex’, Peregrinations: Journal of Medieval Art and Architecture, 6, 1 (2017), 119-31.
- Cohen, N., ‘Community and Public Archaeology at Knole’, Views, 55 (2018), 72-74.
- Cohen, N., ‘Knole, Kent’, British Archaeology, 168 (2018), 54-55.
- Copsey, R., ‘The History of The Carmelite Priory at Lossenham, Newenden, c.1243-1538’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 148-160.
- Draper, G., ‘A Key Figure among Kent’s Fifteenth-Century Gentry: Sir John Fogge’s career and his motivations for rebuilding St Mary’s church, Ashford’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 250-268.
- Draper, G., ‘The development of settlements and routes in the Weald c.1000-1500, with a case-study of a secondary “pilgrim route” in Sussex’, Medieval Settlement Research, 34 (2019).
- Eales, R., ‘Dover Castle and Royal Power in Twelfth-Century Kent. Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 245-29.
- Gibson, J. and Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Playing the Passion in Late Fifteenth-Century New Romney: the play wardens’ account fragment’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 124-136.
- Hodges-Kluck, K.L., ‘Canterbury and Jerusalem, England and the Holy Land, c.1150-1220’, Viator, (2019), 153-71.
- Lamberts, C.L., ‘Naval Services in The Cinque Ports’, in G.P. Baker, C.L. Lambert and D. Simpkins (eds), Military Communities in Later Medieval England. Essays in Honour of Andrew Ayton (Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2018).
- Malone, C.M., Twelfth-Century Sculptural Finds at Canterbury Cathedral and the Cult of Thomas Becket (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
- Martin, D. and B., ‘An Unusual Fifteenth-Century Building with a Special First-Floor “Meeting Room” – 15 Knightrider Street, Maidstone’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 70-83.
- C.G. Pickvance, ‘The Canterbury group of arcaded gothic early medieval chests: a dendrochronological and comparative study’, The Antiquaries Journal, 98, 2018, 149-185.
- C.G. Pickvance, ‘The St. Mary’s, Climping and Chichester Cathedral medieval chests: a dendro-chronological and comparative study, Sussex Archaeological Collections, 157, 2019, 173-187. [Section compares Kent and Sussex medieval chests.]
- Scott, J., ‘Rochester Cathedral Masons’ Marks’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 161-182.
- Summerson, H., ‘Repercussions from the Barons’ Wars: a Kent inquest of 1264’, Historical Research, 91, (2018), 573-78.
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Community Care: civic charitable institutions in the Kentish Cinque Ports, c.1300-c.1500’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 183-198.
- Williams, C., ‘Understanding Becket’s Canterbury: the legacy of William Urry’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 213-220.
- Williams, J.H., ‘Bailiffs and Canterbury’s Firma Burgi in the Thirteenth Century’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 214-232.
- early modern
- Alston, M., Eighteenth Century Disputes in the Manor of Minster (Ipswich: Margaret Alston, 2018).
- Awty, B.G., Adventure in Iron: the blast furnace and its spread from Namur to northern France, England and North America, 1450-1650; a technological, political and genealogical investigation (Hildenborough: Iron Weald). 2 vols.
- Baker, J., Sarah Baker and Her Kentish Theatres 1737-1816: challenging the status quo (London: Society for Theatre Research).
- Bartram, C., Kentish Book Culture: writers, archives, libraries and sociability 1400-1660 (Oxford: Peter Lang).
- Bolton, M., ‘Elizabethan and Early Stuart Thanet: the expansion of education provision and its impact on literacy levels’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 53-71.
- Boston, D., ‘England’s Earliest Painted and Framed Royal Coat of Arms (Edward VI, 1547-53) in St Mary’s Church, Westerham: the work of a Low Countries’ artist commissioned by the Gresham family’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 84-97.
- Buckingham, C., ‘Catholic Recusancy in Kent 1559-1800’, Journal of Kent History, 88, 16.
- Cohen, N. and Parton, F., Knole Revealed: archaeology and discovery at a great country house in Kent (Swindon: National Trust).
- Doe, T. and Thornton, C. (eds), Dr Thomas Plume, 1630-1704: his life and legacies in Essex, Kent and Cambridge (Hertford: University Hertfordshire Press).
- Draper, S., ‘The Hive of Activity at the ‘Glasshouse’ 1585-7 – a window on the development of Knole’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 137-54.
- Fawbert, H., ‘Knowle Neere Sevenock: a great old fashioned house’, Views, 55 (2018), 62-64.
- Greaves, A., The Origin of Tenterden and its Surrounds (Tenterden: Debinair Publishing).
- James, L (ed.), The Household Accounts of William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1635-1642 (Martlesham: Boydell Press).
- Harrington, D., ‘A Map Drawn by Christopher Saxton of the Estate owned by Henry Saker of Faversham’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 315-320.
- Lambert, C. and Baker, G., ‘The Merchant Fleet and Ship-Board Community of Kent, c.1565-c.1580’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 89-110.
- Newell, N., ‘Cardinal Error? The Cranbrook Plot to assassinate Thomas Wolsey in 1528’, Cranbrook Journal, 30, 1-3.
- Warren, R., ‘The Ministers of St Dunstan’s Church, Cranbrook, in the English Revolution c.1640-1660’, Cranbrook Journal, 30, 4-8.
- Worthen, H., ‘The Administration of Military Welfare in Kent, 1642-1679’, in Appleby, D and Hopper, A (eds), Battle-Scarred: mortality, medical care and military welfare in the British Civil Wars (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2018) [chapter 9].
- Wright, D.,‘”Devotion To The Uncovering and Recording of a Nation’s Language and a City’s Antiquities”: the life of William Somner of Canterbury (1606-1669): Part 1’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 13-36.
- Wright, D., ‘William Somner (1606-1669): Part II’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 25-46.
- Young, C., ‘Raiding the Palace: the sequestration of St Augustine’s Abbey during the English Civil War’, Journal of Kent History, 87, 14-17 (2018).
- modern
- Adams, E., High Halden School. The first 100 years (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing).
- Adams, E., Tenterden at War; 1939-45 (Tenterden: Canterley Publishing Ltd).
- Austin, J.K., Up and Down and Round About The Hoo Peninsula: the Medway from Upnor to All Hallows via Hoo, Stoke and Grain (Rainham: Rainmore Books).
- Baines, T., A Pub on Every Corner: Gravesend & Milton 2019 (Gravesend: Tom Baines).
- Beadle, F., Together in Lockdown: a local photographic documentary (Bedford: Print2Demand) [Ashford district].
- Betts, P., ‘Frittenden’s National Schools’, Cranbrook Journal, No. 30, 13-15.
- Bevan, J., A Whitstable Diver’s Crimean War: as told through the correspondence between Sarah Ann Browning in Whitstable and John Deane (Diver) in the Crimea, 23 November 1854-1 September 1856 (Whitstable: John Bevan for The Whitstable Community Museum and Gallery).
- Bliss, E., The Urgent Miss Babington (Tenterden, 2018) [Secretary, Steward and Treasurer of the Friends of Canterbury Cathedral].
- Bolton, M., A School Transformed Sevenoaks School 1898-2002 (Bognor Regis: Phillimore).
- Bourne, R., ‘Chatham’s Historic ‘Brahn Bus’ Given the Green Light’, Bygone Kent, 40, 4, 34-41 [Chatham & District traction company 1930].
- Bull, A., Secret Broadstairs (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Bull, A., Secret Margate (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Bull, A., Secret Ramsgate (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Brooks, H., ‘That’s the Stuff to give the Troops (and home front)’, Bygone Kent, 40, 4, 42-47. [theatres and cinemas in Kent during WW1 era].
- Bunyard, J., Maidstone: United in Football: the story of the beautiful game in Kent’s county town (Maidstone: Enso Publishing Art & Design).
- Clucas, P. and Thompson, E., Sevenoaks: a past treasure (Otford: Hopgarden Press, 2018).
- Curling, L., ‘Farming in East Kent 1816’, Rural History Today, 32 (2017), 7-8.
- Dickins, N., A-Z of Canterbury: places-people-history (Stroud: Amberley).
- Down, C., ‘Cement Railways of South-East England: The Ingress Park Quarries and Railway’, The Industrial Locomotive, 170, 1-9.
- Down, C., ‘Cement Railways of South-East England: Johnson’s Works, Greenhithe – founding and the narrow-gauge era’, The Industrial Locomotive (Part 1) 171, 33-48; (Part 2) 172, 69-80.
- Easdown, M., Cliff Railways, Lifts & Funiculars (Stroud: Amberley Publishing, 2018).
- Farrance, A.M., Memories of a Village Rectory (Torquay: Quay Media, 2018) [Speldhurst Rectory & Speldhurst parish 1913-1939].
- Foster, A., Biddenden in Pictures Today (Biddenden: YouByYou Books).
- Godfrey, J., Suffragettes of Kent (Barnsley: Frontline Books).
- Graves, D., ‘The Rise, Fall and Rise of Maidstone Gin, The Nation’s Favourite Spirit’, Bygone Kent, 40, 3, 4-9.
- Griffiths, R., ‘Two Neighbouring Kent Estates near Hythe and their Remarkable Artistic Connections in the Mid-Eighteenth Century’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 275-282.
- Gunnill, M., ‘Perhaps it was the View’, Bygone Kent, 41, 1, 30-39 [East German novelist, Uwe Johnson and Sheerness].
- Gunnill, M., ‘The Guilford, Discreet Pride of Sandwich Bay’s High Society’, Bygone Kent, 40, 6, 32-41 [Guilford hotel, opened in1906, demolished in 1971].
- Harley, R.J., Electric Tramways of East Kent (St Leonards-on-Sea: Capital Transport Publishing).
- Harris, P., 50 Gems of East Kent: the history & heritage of the most iconic places (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Harris, P., Deal and Walmer in 50 Buildings (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Hendy, J., Dover Strait’s Railway Cargo Steamers (Ramsey, Isle of Man: Ferry Publications, 2018).
- Hennessey, R., ‘The Hub of the Island’s Power, A Station’, Bygone Kent, 40, 6, 20-25 [Sheppey light railway].
- Heriz-Smith, E., They Shall Not Grow Old: the stories of the men of Lynsted with Kingsdown who gave their lives in the First World War (Lynsted: Lynsted & Kingsdown Society).
- Hodgkinson, J., ‘Chiddingstone: Furnace and Forge’, Wealden Iron, 39 (2nd series), 14-21.
- Holden, C., Kent At War (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Hollands, D., Secret Maidstone (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Hollands, D., Kent’s Military Heritage (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Hooper, A.M., Hooper Family of Sevenoaks, Kent 1730-1923 England and Australia: family’s story of commercial enterprise, public service and migration (Sydney, New South Wales: Anna Maria Hooper, 2018).
- Howe, J., Secret Dover (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- James, J., The Kent & East Sussex Railway (Chippenham: Mainline & Maritime).
- James, J., The Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway (Chippenham: Mainline & Maritime).
- Jones, A., ‘Three Weeks of Journeys, Ecclesiastical Ceremony and Entertainment in Kent: letters from Mary Yorke, 1774’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 59-69.
- Kay, P., London Tilbury & Southend Railway: a history of the company and line. Vol. 6: The Gravesend Ferry (Wivenhoe: Peter Kay, 2017).
- Kent Field Club., Bulletin 64 (Sittingbourne: Kent Field Club).
- Lane, A., Royal Marines – Deal: a pictorial history (Wellington: Halsgrove).
- Law, J., Kent Buses (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Lawrence, J., Me. Me. Me? The Search for Community in Post-War England (Oxford: OUP) [section on Isle of Sheppey].
- Lawrence, J., ‘Thatcherism, the SDP and vernacular politics on the Isle of Sheppey, c.1978-83’, in Thackeray, D. and R. Toye, (eds.), Electoral Pledges in Britain Since 1918: the politics of power (Springer Nature Switzerland AG), 231-248.
- MacDougall, P., Secret Gillingham (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- MacDougall, P., Short Brothers: the Rochester Years (Oxford: Fonthill Media).
- MacDougall, P., Secret Rochester (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- MacDougall, P., Canterbury: unique images from the archives of Historic England (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Maidment, D., Southern, Two and Three Cylinder 4-4-0 Classes (L, D1, E1, L1 & V) (Barnsley: Pen & Sword).
- Medhurst, D., Restoration Station: the renaissance of Bat & Ball 2018-2019 (Place of publisher not known) [Photographs of the refurbishment of the first railway station in Sevenoaks].
- Miller, E., Shrimper’s Tales: the history of Gravesend United Football Club 1893-1946 (Gravesend: Paul Harrison).
- Moor, A J., RAF West Malling: the RAF’s first night fighter airfield WW II to the Cold War (Barnsley: Pen & Sword).
- Morris, D. and Cozens, K., ‘The Thames as a Barrier in the Eighteenth Century’, Local Population Studies, 101 (2018), 26-46.
- Moseley, Richard, The Lost Boys and Masters of Skinners’ School: centenary roll of honour 1914-1918 (Tunbridge Wells: Skinners’ School, 2018).
- Murphy, C., Remember Me to all: the Chalk, Shorne, Higham, Cobham, Luddesdown & Ifield Memorials (Sittingbourne: Minutecircle Services Ltd).
- Perks, R. H., Sailing Coasters of Faversham (Faversham: Faversham Society).
- Phillips, B., Kent in Photographs (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Preedy, P., ‘Homes Fit for Heroes in Bromley’s ‘garden city’’, Bromleag, 2, 51, 25-31.
- Preston, J., Aveling & Porter: an illustrated history (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Purves, E., Sevenoaks: a remarkable town (Sevenoaks: Silver Pines Press).
- Ratcliffe, B., Railways of Rochester: a brief history of the lines that served the Medway Towns 1845-2018 (Rochester: City of Rochester Society).
- Rawcliffe, M., ’Road Transport in Bromley before the Railways’, Bromleag, 2, 49, 20-31.
- Reid, P., ‘An Exceptional Late Eighteenth-Century Assemblage from Faversham’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 320-326.
- Rennie, D., History of the Bromley and Beckenham Philatelic Society. Part 2, 1945-1982 (Bromley: Bromley and Beckenham Philatelic Soc.).
- Rice, J., The Stories of Cricket’s Finest Painting: Kent v Lancashire 1906 (Worthing: Pitch Publishing).
- Rootes, A., ‘Gothic Revival for Pugin Gem’, Bygone Kent, 41, 1, 42-47 [Granville Hotel, Ramsgate].
- Rootes, A., ‘All Hands to the Pump as Roof Blaze Threatens Cathedral’, Bygone Kent, 40, 6, 4-13. [Canterbury Cathedral in Sept 1872].
- Rootes A., ‘The Day War Broke Out: Kent stays calm and carries on’, Bygone Kent, 40, 4, 4-11.
- Salvagno, L. ‘Building and tanning in the 18th and 19th centuries: an analysis of cattle horncores from Greenwich High Road (London)’, Post-Medieval Archaeology, 51 (2017), 145-63.
- Singleton, T., ‘Rope-Making in Cranbrook’, Cranbrook Journal, 30, 9-11.
- Smith, B., ‘Horrell & Goff, Chemists of Dartford’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Soc. Newsletter, 56, 24-29.
- Smith, V., ‘The Military Pontoon Bridge Between Gravesend And Tilbury During the Great War’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 298-308.
- Stansted Parish Council., Lest We Forget: village life through turbulent years (Stansted: Parish Councils of Stansted and Vigo, 2018).
- Still, M., ‘Local Peace Celebrations’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Soc. Newsletter, 56, 5-8.
- Stimpson, F., ‘Dorothy Johnston of Appledore: her wartime experiences and gift of a stretch of the Royal Military Canal to the National Trust’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxl, 200-213.
- Stobert, J. and Bailey, L., ‘Retail Revolution and the Village c.1660-1860’, Economic History Review, 71, 2 (2018), 393-417 (Includes Kent examples).
- Stoneham, Martin W., Captain Cecil Thomas Tuff and his Brothers: a record of service to their King and country in World War 1 (West Kingsdown: Martin Stoneham).
- Strachey, N., Rooms of their Own: Eddy Sackville-West, Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West (Swindon: National Trust, 2018).
- Strouts, H., ‘The King’s Prize-Winner: the architect who brought pre-Bahaus to Benenden’, Cranbrook Journal, 30, 16-19 [Augustus William West (1865-1929) and the Benenden Sanatorium].
- Swarbrick, J.D and Mills, P., The History of Tonbridge and its People in the Great War (Tonbridge 100 Project: KCC & Warners Solicitors & Heritage Fund). [Vol. 2: The Records.]
- Tann, P., ‘The Brickmaking Industry in Kent c.1825-1900’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxli, 125-147.
- Taylor, A., Lost Folkestone (Stroud: Amberley Press).
- Taylor, I., ‘Friendly Foes under Friendly Fire: a risk-based approach to benefit failures in West Kent, 1860-1885’, Social History, 51, (2018), 484-508.
- Thornton, J., et al., A Woman’s War: Sheppey Women in WW1 (Sheerness: Sheppey Promenade).
- Tritton, P., ‘Wait Until the Nazis Come, and Defend Tonbridge to the Death’, Bygone Kent, 40, 3, 36-41 [pillbox fortification].
- Wallace, R., East Kent Road Car Company Ltd: Services of the Golden Jubilee Era (Ramsbury: The Crowood Press).
- Webb, I.M., Forty Plus ‘One’ Glorious Year: the history of the Association of Principals of Physical Training Colleges 1935-1958 and / or The Association of Principals of Women’s Colleges of Physical Education 1958-1976 (Devon: Dr Ida Webb, 2018). [Nonnington College].
- Whiting, C., ‘Last Tank Standing’, Bygone Kent, 41, 1, 4-13 [Presentation of WW1 tanks to Kent towns].
- Williams, D., Sevenoaks Preparatory School: The First Hundred Years (Seal: Red Court Publishing).
- Wynn, T., Kent At War, 1939-45 (Barnsley: Pen & Sword).
- Wynn, S., Canterbury in The Great War (Barnsley: Pen & Sword).
- theses
- Kissock, C., ‘Preferring Friendship, Humanity & Common Sense: Conscientious Objectors, South-East England, The Case of John Herbert Haynes 1939-1946’, ba Oxford University, 2019.
- Le Baigue, A.C., ‘Negotiating Religious Change: the later reformation in East Kent parishes, 1559-1625’, ph.d., University of Kent, 2019.
- Well, J., ‘The Male Occupational Structure of Kent in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’, dissertation submitted as part of the Tripos Examination, Faculty of History, Cambridge University, April 2017. [unpublished paper online].
- Worthen, H., ‘The Experience of War Widows in Mid-Seventeenth Century England, with Special Reference to Kent & Sussex’, Leicester, ph.d., 2017.
- Betts, P., ‘Frittenden Brook: evolution of a landscape’, Cranbrook Journal, 27, 3-6.
- Draper, G., ‘New life in towns, c.800-c.1220’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), 66-102.
- Draper, G., ‘Land and Marsh’: settlement, colonisation, and consolidation, c.800-1220’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), 43-65.
- Dyer, C. (ed.), Farmers, Consumers, Innovators: the world of Joan Thirsk (Hertford: Univ. of Hertford Press).
- Fleming, F., A Persistence of Place. A study of continuity and regionality in the Roman and early Medieval rural settlement patterns of Norfolk, Kent and Somerset (Oxford: BAR 262).
- Heath, D., ‘Monastic culture in early medieval Canterbury, 597-1220’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), 165-187.
- Parfitt, K. et al., ‘Excavations and other Archaeological Investigations on the Thanet Way, 1990-95’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 37-61.
- Ravilious, K., ‘The many lives of an English manor house’, Archaeology, 69, Jan/Feb 44-49 [restoration of Knole, Sevenoaks].
- Sweetinburgh, S. (ed.), Early Medieval Kent 800-1220, Kent History Project Vol. 10 (Woodbridge: Boydell Press and KCC).
- Tritton, P., ‘Ledger stones yield clues to ‘lost’ family histories’, Journal of Kent History, 84, 22-26.
- Umbers, M., About St Leonard’s (Barking: Lulu.com, 2015) [St Leonard’s church, Hythe].
- Wallace, L.M. et al., ‘Archaeological Investigations of Bourne Park, Bishopsbourne, 2011-14’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 251-279.
- Wright, D., Tracing Your Kent Ancestors: a guide for family and local historians (Barnsley: Pen & Sword).
- prehistoric kent
- Adams, S., ‘Boughton Malherbe Bronze Age Hoard Project at Maidstone Museum’, KAS Newsletter, 104, 14-16.
- Adolph, A., ‘Ancient Kent in Archaeology and Myth’, KAR, 200, 13-17.
- Anderson-Whymark, H. and Pope, M., Late Quaternary (Upper Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Later Prehistoric) Human Activity in the Darent Valley at Lullingstone Country Park, Eynsford, Kent. Occas. Paper 5. (Portslade, East Sussex: SpoilHeap Publications).
- Beresford, F., ‘Further Palaeolithic Material from Frindsbury’, KAS Newsletter, 104, 4-7.
- Clewley, G., ‘A Mesolithic tranchet axe from Folkestone’, KAR, 201, 54-55.
- Daniels, A., ‘The Allington Pots’, KAS Newsletter, 104, 17.
- Holman, D., ‘A New Classification System for the Flat Linear Potin Coinage’, British Numismatic Journal, 86, 1-67. [More than half of this Iron Age coin type comes from Kent.]
- May, D., ‘A Mesolithic site at Cuxton: Part 3’, KAR, 200, 5-8.
- Webley, L. and Adams, S., ‘Material Genealogies: Bronze Moulds and their Castings in Later Bronze Age Britain’, PPS, 82, 323-40. [Includes Kent finds, e.g. Isle of Harty and Boughton Malherbe hoards.]
- roman kent
- Bird., D.G. (ed.), Agriculture and Industry in South-Eastern Roman Britain (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
- Boast, E. and L. Cunningham, ‘The Roman Villa at Minster in Thanet. Part 10: the Bone Objects’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 1-15.
- Elliott, S., Sea Eagles of Empire: The Classis Britannica and the Battles for Britain (Stroud: The History Press).
- Lyne, M.A.B., Late Roman Handmade Grog-Tempered Ware Producing Industries in South-East Britain (Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology).
- Pearce, J. and Worrell, S., ‘Finds Reported under the Portable Antiquities Scheme’, Britannia, Vol. 47, 387-388.
- Ward, A., ‘Roman Buildings in Rochester’, KAR, 201, 41-48.
- anglo-saxon kent
- Bennett, P. and M. Berg., ‘Canterbury in the Eleventh Century: a tale of the Viking incursions’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220. Vol.10 Kent History Project (Woodbridge: Boydell Press and KCC), 203-225.
- Brookes, S., Viking Age Kent, 800-1042’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220. Vol.10 Kent History Project (Woodbridge: Boydell Press and Kent County Council), 103-132.
- Brooks, N., ‘The Early Charters of Canterbury Cathedral’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220. Vol.10 Kent History Project (Woodbridge: Boydell Press and Kent County Council) 155-164.
- Clewley, G.B., ‘Anglo-Saxon glass vessels from Dover’, KAR, 200, 18-19.
- Philp, B. and Clewley, G.B., ‘Discovery of Anglo-Saxon Burials at Horton Kirby. Part 1’, KAR, 201, 49-53.
- Powell, H., ‘Saints, Pilgrimage and Landscape in Early Medieval Kent, c. 800-1220’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), 133-153.
- Richardson, A.F., ‘What came before’: the Kingdom of Kent to 800’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), 21-41.
- Scull, C. and Naylor, J., ‘Sceattas in Anglo-Saxon graves’, Medieval Archaeology, 60, 205-241.
- S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220, Vol.10 Kent History Project (Woodbridge: Boydell Press and KCC) 21-41.
- Thomas, G., McDonnell, G., Merkel, J. and P. Marshall, ‘Technology, Ritual and Anglo-Saxon Agrarian Production: the biography of a seventh-century plough coulter from Lyminge, Kent’, Antiquity, 90, 351, 742-758.
- medieval kent
- Allen, M.J. and D. Rudling, Archaeology and Land Use of South East England to 1066 (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
- Berg, M., ‘The Impact of Anglo-Norman Architecture of Kent Churches’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.).
- Blagg, T.F.C., ‘An Architectural Description of the Remnant of the Archbishop’s Palace surviving in Court Lodge Farmhouse, Aldington’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 288-294.
- Connor, J., ‘Confraternity and Commemoration at Christ Church Priory, Canterbury, 1290-1527: the lay community’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 281-288.
- Cotter, J., ‘Pottery in Kent 800-1220: production use and significance’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), 245-253.
- Harwood, B., Fixer and Fighter: the life of Hubert de Burgh, Earl of Kent, 1170-1243 (Barnsley: Pen & Sword).
- Hicks, A., Medieval Town and Augustinian Friary: Settlement c.1325-1700. Canterbury Whitefriars Excavations 1999-2004 (Canterbury: CAT).
- Johnson, M., Lived experience in the later Middle Ages: studies of Bodiam and other elite landscapes in South-Eastern England (York: Council for British Archaeology).
- Lane, R., ‘The Medieval to Post-Medieval Vill of Sturry: excavations at the former Fordwich Garage, Water Lane and Franklyn House, High Street, Sturry’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 209-235.
- Parfitt, K. and Clarke, H., ‘Scouring the Conduit Head at Woodnesborough. Investigations into Convent Well, near Sandwich’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 127-147.
- Shaw, R., ‘When did Augustine of Canterbury Die?’, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 67, 3, 473-491.
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Farming the Kentish Marshlands: continuity and change in the late Middle Ages’, in Custom and Commercialisation in English Rural Society: revisiting Tawney and Postan (eds) J.P. Bowen and A.T. Brown (Studies in Regional and Local History Vol. 14), (Hatfield: Univ. Hertfordshire), 73-95.
- Sweetinburgh, S. (ed.), Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220, Vol.10 Kent History Project (Woodbridge: Boydell Press and Kent County Council).
- Swensson, E., ‘The Virgin and the Archbishop: a comparative analysis of the cults of Mildred and Augustine at St Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury’, Journal of Medieval Monastic Studies, 4 (2015), 1-20.
- Weekes, J., ‘Residues, Rentals and Social Topography in Angevin Canterbury’, in S. Sweetingburgh (ed.), 227-244.
- early modern kent
- Bolton, M., ‘The Experience of Plague in East Kent 1636-1638’, Local Population Studies, 96, 9-27.
- Curran, S., The Wife of Cobham (Norwich: Lasse Press). [Account of the five-times married Lady Joan de Cobham.]
- Downton, P., The Dutch Raid (Rochester: City of Rochester Society).
- Harrington, D., ‘Richard Harris, ‘Fruiterer to King Henry VIII’: some further details gleaned from documentary sources’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 295-300.
- Johnson, M., Lived Experience in the Later Middle Ages: Studies of Bodiam and other elite landscapes in South-Eastern England (York: CBA).
- Newill, P.L.A., ‘The Heraldry of Godinton House. Part II: the Toke family’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 185-208.
- Orme, N., ‘John Cole (c.1467-1536) and the Origins of Education in Faversham’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 107-126.
- Sparks, M., ‘Wyke (or Moat/Mote), near Canterbury, and the Finch family’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 237-249.
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Looking to the Past: the St Thomas Pageant in Early Tudor Canterbury’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 163-183.
- Thomas, D., ‘The Hercules Settlers in New England’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 300-302.
- Wyatt, G., ‘Not as by Law established? Was there a Separatist Movement in Early Modern Thanet?’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 149-162.
- modern kent
- Allen, P., ‘Sir Victor Horsley, 1857 -1916’, Cranbrook Journal, 27, 15-17. [Resident of Cranbrook and son of Cranbrook Colony artist John Horsley.]
- Ambrose, R., Vinters, Weavering and Grove Green: memories (Maidstone: Robin. Ambrose).
- Anstee, A.R., ‘The Artillery of the Great War: anti-invasion defences of the Swale area of Kent’, Journal of the Ordnance Society, 23, 55-79 (2015).
- Ardley, N., Swinging the lamp – Thames estuary tidal tales (Oxford: Fonthill Media).
- Ashbee, A., Zeal Unabated: The Life of Thomas Fletcher Waghorn (1800-1850) Snodland: Andrew Ashbee).
- Austin, D., ‘Folkestone Harbour and its Swing Bridge’, Invicta, 87, 6-9.
- Baines, T., A Pub on every corner: Gravesend to Higham (Gravesend: Tom Baines).
- Baker, M.H.C., Trams, Buses & Trolleybuses Past and Present. No.3 Kent (Kettering: Silverlink Publishing Ltd).
- Ball, M., ‘WW1 Conscription and Exemption: Sevenoaks men at the West Kent Tribunal’, North West Kent Family History Society Journal, 14, 4, 158-161.
- Bolton, M., St Laurence in Thanet: story of a parish (Ramsgate: Ariana Press).
- Bolton, M., ‘Causes of Death in Ramsgate 1774-1812: the exceptional detail provided by the Rev. Richard Harvey in the Parish Registers of St Laurence’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 17-36.
- Boorman, D., Hythe Cricket Week 1894-1939 (Horsham: David Boorman).
- Boxall, M., Suffragette Seaside: the Women’s Suffragette Movement in Herne Bay (Herne: Herne and Broomfield History Group).
- Bruce, S., Breezing down to Broadstairs: early 20th century Broadstairs (Ramsgate: Michaels Bookshop).
- Cairns, E. et al., Capability Brown in Kent (York: Kent Gardens Trust).
- CAT., 40 years: Canterbury Archaeological Trust, Canterbury’s Archaeology 1976-2016 (Canterbury: CAT).
- Cole, D. and Phillips, S., Twenty Walks Around Sevenoaks and Tonbridge (Tonbridge: Hayesmoor Press).
- Collins, D. (ed.), When we went to Dover: skipper Charlie Haste’s first-hand account of the Hastings fleet’s trip in May 1940 (Hastings: OHPS Publications 2015).
- Cross, M.D., The History of Paddlesworth Court Farm (Folkestone: St Ursin Press). [A history of the Cross family and the farm dairies 1866-1966.]
- Dalton, M. et al., From Ships to Sheep: the story of Smallhythe (Biddenden: YouByYou Books).
- Dennington, G., ‘Bromley’s struggle for Sunday Cinema’, Bromleag, 2, 37, 26-29
- Ford, J., ‘Thomas Basden and the Royal Arms in St Dunstan’s Church’ [Cranbrook], Cranbrook Journal, 27, 7-12.
- Gill, A., The Kentish Coast from Whitstable to Hythe: a historical photo album (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015).
- Gunnill, M., ‘Evelyn, genius of home front art’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 24-31. [Early life of Evelyn Dunbar at Rochester, Snodland and Hastingleigh.]
- Gunnill, M., ‘A reformer who changed the law? Guilty, M’Lud’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 44-49 [William Garrow (1760-1840), attorney general who resided at Pegwell Bay and coined phrase ‘innocent until proved guilty’.]
- Harding, P.A., The Hawkhurst Branch Line (Woking: Peter Harding). 3rd edn.
- Harris, P., Folkestone in 50 buildings (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Hart, R., The Golden Age of Folkestone’s Cinemas (Uckfield: Millgate Publishing).
- Harwood, B., Fixer and Fighter (Barnsley: Pen & Sword). [Account of Hubert de Burgh and the siege at Dover Castle].
- Holden, C., Kent Britain’s Frontline County (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Hollingsworth, J.P., And then there was Beer: the story of Kentish breweries (Catrine: Stenlake Publishing).
- Jackson, I. and Robinson, K. (eds), Of the North Kent Marshes (London: L-13 Light Industrial Workshop, 2015).
- Joynes, A., Tracking the Major: sketches from the Powell-Cotton Museum (Canterbury: Mickle Print (Canterbury) Limited).
- Kelly, B. and Tripp, G., Ramsgate Jewish Cemetery 1872-2016: burial register & map monumental inscriptions and selected obituaries (Ramsgate: B. Kelly and G. Tripp)
- Kennett, C., ‘Chicken Coop to Manor House; the homes created by inspired carpenter’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 16-23. [William Gleischner, founder of W.H. Colt at Bethersden and inventor of prefabricated houses.]
- Lambert, I., Kent and its Cricketers: at odds with authority (Nottingham: Derby Books).
- LeGear, R., ‘Nineteenth-Century Well Subsidence at St Peter’s, Broadstairs’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 303-304.
- Llewellyn, S. and Liss, P. (eds), Evelyn Dunbar: the lost works (London: Liss Llewellyn Fine Art, 2015) [WW2 official war artist who worked and lived in Kent; only female war artist to receive commissions.]
- Lyminge Historical Society., Lyminge: a history. Part 5: Lyminge Men Remembered (Lyminge LHSoc., 2014).
- Lyminge Historical Society., Lyminge: a history. Part 7 (Lyminge: LHSoc., 2015).
- McDougall, P., Secret Chatham (Stroud: Amberley Press).
- Mayfield, A., ‘World War One Stopline Trench System revealed by LIDAR in Whitehorse Wood, Birling’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 304-306.
- Mills, M., Innovation, Enterprise and Change on the Greenwich Peninsula (London: Mary Mills).
- Minnis, K., ‘“The electric Melon”: Experiments in electro-horticulture at Sherwood Park, Tunbridge Well’s, Garden History, 43, 2 (2015), 256-72.
- Mirams, M.D., Old Ramsgate Pubs (Margate: SS & CC Publishing). 3rd rev. edn.
- Morieux, R., The Channel: England, France and the construction of a maritime border in the eighteenth century (Cambridge: CUP).
- Murray, D., A Childhood at Townsend Farm (Maidstone: D. Murray).
- Noble, G., A Richer Dust Concealed: the old boys of Kent College who died in conflict (Canterbury: Out of the Box Publishing Limited).
- Pittman, S., Crockenhill Heritage Trail (Swanley: Crockenhill Parish Council).
- Preston, J., Kent’s Industrial Heritage (Stroud: Amberley Press).
- Richardson, T., Sandwich-Gascon Wine Trade (Sandwich: Sandwich Local History Society, 2015).
- Richardson, T.L., The 1830 Farm Labourer’s Riots in Kent (Sandwich: Sandwich Historical Society).
- Rootes, A., ‘Smashed: the spy ring that ‘seduced’ officers into betraying secrets’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 8-15. [Spies in Kent leading up to WW1.]
- Salter, S., Ashford: a rare insight (Darlington: Destinworld Publishing Ltd).
- Sargent, A., Drinking in Deal: Beer, Pubs and Temperance in an East Kent Town 1830-1914 (London: Bettany Press).
- Singleton, T., ‘Cranbrook’s other Tanyard’ Cranbrook Journal, 27, 1-3.
- Smith, M., A Schoolgirl’s War (Maidstone: Maidstone Grammar School for Girls).
- Smith, V., ‘If the Kaiser Should Come: defending Kent during the Great War’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxvii, 63-105.
- Stebbings, R., An Oral History of Horsmonden (Horsmonden: Horsmonden Historical Society).
- Stevens, P., A Look Back at Stone Street, Faversham (Faversham: Faversham Society).
- Stilwell, R., The Defence of Thanet and East Kent (1939-1945) (Thanet: Thanet Military Publications).
- Taylor, I., ‘Pressure, “subversion” and the politics of ridicule in Sevenoaks, Kent 1881-1885’, Christianity & History Forum Bulletin, 8, 39-53.
- Taylor, I., ‘The whole of the proceedings were very orderly’: Gunpowder Plot celebrations, civic culture and identity in some smaller Kent towns, 1860-1890’, Urban History, 43, 4, 517-38.
- Thornton, J., Praise and Applause Meyrick Road Hall Sunday School and Theatre: a history (Sheerness: Jeremy Thornton, 2015).
- Tritton, P., When Rolls Royce made history on Dover’s White Cliffs (Dover: St Margaret’s History Society).
- Turcan, R., Sittingbourne: the postcard collection (Stroud: Amberley Press).
- Wallace, R., East Kent Road Car Company Ltd: a century of service, 1916-2016 (Ramsbury: The Crowood Press).
- Walsh, R., ‘Wills & Packham Bricks and Barges’, Topsail, 50, 28-76. [Brick manufacture in Rainham from 1850 and the new-build barges constructed by Wills & Packham Company.]
- Wynn, S., Gravesend in the Great War (Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military).
- Wynn, S., Tunbridge Wells in the Great War (Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military).
- Young, L., ‘The Navy’s Top Secret: toast-rack trains painted battleship grey’, Bygone Kent, 37, 6, 32-37. [Transportation of workers in wartime by Davington light railway.]
- RECENTLY CATALOGUED ARCHIVES
- The following is a selection of material in Canterbury Cathedral Archives, Kent History & Library Centre at Maidstone and Medway Archives and Local Studies Centre which was catalogued in 2016.
- canterbury cathedral archives
- Canterbury City Council
- Canterbury City Library: agendas, 1939-1951; statistics registers, 1900-1947; receipt book, 1900-1914; donation register, 1900-1918; correspondence, 1910-1918 (CC/A/J/13/7)
- Dean and Chapter
- Chapter Act Book, 1977-1984 (DCc-CA)
- Glass plate slides of photographs by George Washington Wilson of the Dane John, St Augustine’s, Canterbury pilgrims and Canterbury Cathedral, late 19th century (DCc-GPSN/33 and 35)
- Glass plate slide of Christ Church Gate, late 19th century (DCc-GPSN/36)
- Album of Fisk-Moore photographs of the Cathedral and city of Canterbury, late 19th century (DCc-Photo/B/1)
- Photographs, prints and postcards of Christ Church Gate, 19th century to 21st century (DCc-Photo/A/30)
- Line engraved portrait of Geoffrey Chaucer by Jacobus Houbraken, 1742 (DCc-Prindraw/6/C/7)
- Coloured print of Penance of Henry II before Becket’s Shrine, 1794 (DCc-Prindraw/7/6)
- The Blue Girls of Canterbury by G.A. Storey, 1874 (DCc-Prindraw/2/0/12)
- Postcard commemorating the laying of the coping stone of the north-west pinnacle of Bell Harry Tower, c.1908 (DCc-Photo/A/32)
- Postcard of statue of St Thomas of Canterbury in Sens, mid-20th century (DCc-Photo/A/31)
- Ospringe Rural Deanery: Parish magazines, 1915-1945 (DCd-OS)
- Parish and Diocese
- Ash, St Nicholas: Parish magazines, 2014-2015 (U3-274)
- Canterbury, Christ Church Cathedral: Primates Conference visitors book, 2016 (U3-100)
- Chartham, St Mary: Parish magazines, 2016 (U3-154)
- Cheriton, St Martin: Photographs of the church, 20th century; documents relating to restoration, 2001 (U3-148)
- Dunkirk, Christchurch: Parish magazines, 1915-1934 (U3-181)
- Faversham, St Mary of Charity: Register of baptisms, 1981-2008; Register of banns, 2001-2008; PCC and APC minutes, 1994-2013; Papers relating to the church, the glebe and the Vicarage, 1873-1962; Papers relating to churchyard trusts and funds, 1873-1952; altered tithe apportionments, 1856-1907 (U3-146)
- Folkestone, St Saviour: Parish magazines, 1948-1994 (U3-124)
- Harbledown, St Michael: Mothers Union minute books, 1940-1990 (U3-194)
- Margate, St John: Parish magazines, 2016; Orders of service and memorial pamphlets, 2016 (U3-140)
- Minster-in-Thanet, St Mary: Mothers Union calendar, 1935 (U3-164)
- Northbourne, St Augustine: Register of marriages, 2008-2015 (U3-74)
- Preston-next- Faversham, St Catherine of Alexandria: Register of baptisms, 1935-1981; Registers of marriages, 1972-2015; Register of burials, 1810-1812; Registers of services, 1983-2006; Service sheet, 1983; PCC Minutes, 1929-1974 (U3-249)
- Preston-next-Wingham, St Mildred: Deed of appointment of trustees for the charity of Robert Wyborne, 1943 (U3-245)
- Sturry, St Nicholas: Parish magazines, 2015 (U3-48)
- Tilmanstone, St Andrew: Register of marriages, 1988-2014 (U3-101)
- Unofficial
- Eastbridge Hospital, Appointment of Trustees, 1937 (U24)
- Deeds relating to a property in Church Street St Paul’s, Canterbury, 1620-1923 (U538/5)
- Canterbury Diocesan Mother’s Union, membership cards, 1935-1960; scrapbook, 1970; photographs, 1930-1976 (U149)
- Sales particulars relating to Canterbury, Wickhambreaux, Stodmarsh and Whitstable, 1829-1938 (U538/6)
- Photo-postcards of the city of Canterbury and Canterbury Cathedral, early 20th century (U565)
- kent history and library centre
- Charities and Societies
- Bee Craft Magazine; The History of The Kent Beekeepers’ Association, 1919-2011 (Ch184)
- Kent Automobile Association, 1970-2009 (Ch35) Addl
- NADFAS Survey of St Mary the Virgin, St Mary in the Marsh, Romney 2013-2016 (Ch129)
- NADFAS Survey of St Thomas Becket, Fairfield, 2006-2008 (Ch129)
- NADFAS Survey of St Augustine, Brookland, 2007-2008 (Ch129)
- NADFAS Survey of St Mary the Virgin, Great Chart, 2013 (Ch129)
- NADFAS survey of St Dunstan, Snargate, 2013 (Ch129)
- Guardians
- Blean Union: Overseers’ receipt and payment book, 1848-1867 (G/Bl/O1)
- Dartford Union: Settlement and removal papers, 1881-1884 (G/Da)
- East Ashford Union: Register of lunatics, 1877-1930 (G/Ae)
- Local Government
- Maidstone Borough; census enumerator books, 1801, 1821 (MD/AZ3/1-3)
- Sevenoaks Rural District Council: Valuation lists, 1963-1973 (RD/SE/R/1)
- Parish
- Ashford, St Mary the Virgin: Incumbent registers, 19th-20th century (P10) Addl
- South Ashford, Christ Church: PCC committee minutes, 1959-1965 (P10B) Addl.
- Aylesford , SS Peter and Paul: Grave registers, 1858-1921, (P12) Addl.
- Benenden, St George: Incumbent registers, 20th-21st century (P20) Addl.
- Bicknor, St James: Registers of services (P24) Addl
- Biddenden, All Saints: Incumbent registers, 19th-20th century (P26) Addl.
- Borden, SS Peter and Paul: Parish registers, 1859-1988 (P35) Addl.
- Chiddingstone, St Mary: Confirmation register, 1909-2005 (P89) Addl.
- East Malling, St James the Great: Parish registers, 1924-2013 (P242) Addl.
- East Peckham, St Michael: Register of services, 1923-1934, (P284) ADDL
- Egerton, St James: Register of services, 1982-2005 (P78B) Addl.
- Egerton, St James: School punishment book, 1933-1947 (P78B) Addl.
- Eynsford, St Martin: Incumbent registers, 19th-20th century (P139) Addl.
- Frinsted, St Dunstan: PCC minutes and correspondence, 1983-1999 (P151) Addl.
- Headcorn, SS Peter and Paul: Parish magazines, 1996-1998 (P181) Addl.
- High Halden, St Mary the Virgin: Parish records, 1900-1989 (P164) Addl.
- Hildenborough,St John the Evangelist: Parish magazines, 2006-2009 (P371C) Addl.
- Kennington, St Mary: Burial records, 1921-1989 (P207) Addl.
- Knockholt, St Katherine: Register of burials, 1892-1952, (P214) Addl.
- Little Chart, St Mary: Incumbent registers, 19th-20th century (P82) Addl
- Maidstone, St Michael: Register of services, 2001-2007 (P241E) Addl.
- Minster, SS Mary and Sexburga: Parish records, 1881-1923 (P254) Addl.
- Penshurst, St John the Baptist: Parish registers, 19th-20th century (P287) Addl.
- Plaxtol Parish: PCC minutes, 1944-1995 (P406C) Addl.
- Sandhurst, St Nicholas: Marriage register, 1900-1988 (P321) Addl.
- Sevenoaks, St Nicholas: Highway assessments, 1839 (P330) Addl.
- Sevenoaks, St Nicholas: Parish registers, 1970-2006 (P330) Addl.
- Shadoxhurst, SS Peter and Paul: PCC accounts, 1979-1992 (P332) Addl.
- Speldhurst, St Mary the Virgin: Parish records, 1861-1900 (P344) Addl. Parish workhouse records, 1772-1803, (P344) Addl.
- Stansted, St Mary: Marriage registers 1994-2013 (P406B) Addl.
- Stockbury, St Mary: Registers of confirmation (P348) Addl.
- Tudeley, All Saints: Capel overseers’ accounts, 1764-1793 (P374) Addl.
- Tunbridge Wells, Christ Church: Incumbent registers, 19th-20th century (P371H) Addl.
- Upchurch, St Mary the Virgin: Register of services, 1965-1972 (P377) Addl.
- Wateringbury, St John the Baptist: Incumbent registers, 1864-1945 (P385) Addl.
- Wateringbury, St John the Baptist: Parish magazines, 1896-2011 (P385) Addl.
- Wittersham, St John the Baptist: Parish records, 1826-2014 (P399) Addl.
- Parish Council
- East Farleigh: Parish Council, Minutes, 1984-1994 (PC290)
- Harrietsham: Parish Council, Minutes, 1984-1989 (PC292)
- Speldhurst: Parish Council, includes Ashurst parish meeting, 1894-1987 (PC313)
- Schools
- Dymchurch: School records, 1862-2005 (C/E/S/125) Addl.
- Sellindge: Council School, 1917-2003 (C/E/S/329) Addl.
- Tunstall: Church of England School, 1870-1963 (C/E/S/375)
- Tunbridge Wells: Sandown Court Secondary School, 1960-1996, Log Books (C/E/S/371E)
- Transcripts
- Chandeliers in Kent churches, including Egerton, St James, 20th century (TR/2202)
- Marriage indexes for Hollingbourne district, (1754-1911) (TR/3578/8)
- Maidstone marriage register indexes, (1754-1911) (TR/3944)
- Unofficial
- Apprenticeship indenture, 1854 (U4071)
- Johnson Ellis and Family hop farm ledger, 1787-1844 (U4116)
- Kent Messenger centenary celebration records, 1959 (U4085)
- Abstract of Title, Beaver Place, Ashford, 1868 (U4097)
- Covenant for Waterside, Bexley, 1732 (U4066)
- Final concord relating to land in Bidborough and Tonbridge, c.1698 (U4070)
- Deeds and records relating to the Railway Tavern, Dunton Green, 1892-1973 (U4088)
- Mortgage of land and houses in Upper Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells, 1899 (U4089)
- Title deed relating to land held in Acrise, Elham and Denton by the Lewknor family, 1662 (U4072)
- Title deeds for land and property in West Malling, and manorial records for Mounton Melfield, Doddington, 1720-1850 (U4073)
- Mereworth: Parish overseers’ records, 1865-1893 (U4084)
- Woodchurch: Parish statement of account, 1853 (U4099)
- medway archives and local studies centre
- Local Government and Parish
- Gillingham Borough Council: Public Health (series) 1894-1975 (GBC/H)
- Cobham: Highway rate assessments, 1855-1862; Poor rates, 1868/69 C19th (P96/20/2; P96/11/4)
- Gillingham: Highway Board, 1851-1856 (HO/Gi)
- Gillingham: Women’s Adult school, 1908-1916 (DE1259)
- Unofficial
- Jezreels collection 1820-1960s (N/JZ)
- Coles Finch Notebooks, 1930s (DE351)
- Charles Knight, historical notes 1890-c.1930s (DE217)
- Rochester Historic Pageant, 1931 (RCA/TC1/38/48-63)
- Letters relating to Fort Pitt, Chatham 1866 (DE248)
- Plan of Kingsnorth landing pier, 1931 (DE1260)
- Photo album of Rochester Cathedral Precincts, 1924-1926 (DE1262)
- Miscellaneous dwellings at Rochester Cathedral, n.d. c.1910 (DE1257)
- Alloys Ltd, Strood 1969 (DE1263)
- Brochure for British Twin Disc Ltd, Strood, n.d. c.1961 (DE1256)
- Solicitors papers, Lewis, Bell, Darley & Gambrill, 1720-c.1970 (DE1248)
- Sales particulars, Main Road, Frindsbury (DE275)
- Sale agreement for land at St Nicholas parish (DE352)
- Deed for Upnor, 1822 (DE362)
- Deeds relating to Castle Road, Chatham 1895-1945 (DE1255)
- Deeds relating to Hammond Place, Chatham, 1814-1949 (DE147)
- Deeds relating to Chatham, 1806-1846 (DE61)
- Deeds relating to Gillingham, 1872-1972 (DE1254)
- Deeds for Gillingham, Scrayfries and outdoor pool 1844-1900 (DE1258)
- Barber, G., History of the Old House (Originally Marden’s Farm), in Hildenborough, Kent (Perth, Western Australia: G. Barber).
- Bennett, P. et al., Prehistoric and Anglo-Saxon Discoveries on the East Kent Chalkland: Investigations along the Whitfield-Eastry by-pass 1991-1996 (Oxford: CAT).
- CAT., Canterbury’s Archaeology 2012-2013 (Canterbury, CAT, 2013).
- Clarke, P., ‘The History and Architectural Development of the Old Bishop’s Palace, Rochester’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 1-35.
- Coates, R., ‘The place name Trottiscliffe’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 294-97.
- Cockett, R., Mayfield, A. and Taylor, R., ‘Randall Manor: Community Archaeology Works!’, KAS Newsletter, 100, 14-19.
- Croom, J.N., ‘Courts, Yards and Houses: enclosing, enhancing and servicing the medieval and early modern great house c.1050 – c.1750’, The Local Historian, 44, 2, 90-114 [references to Ightham Mote, Shurland Hall in Sheppey and Somerhill House in Tonbridge].
- Doel, F. & G., The Hop Bin: an anthology of hop picking in Kent and East Sussex (Stroud: History Press).
- Goulden, R.J., A biographical dictionary of those engaged in the book trade in Kent, 1750-1900, 2 vols (Croydon: R. J. Goulden).
- Helm, R. and Weekes, J., ‘The Early Development of a Canterbury Suburb? Romano-British and Medieval Archaeology at Nos 19 and 45-7 Wincheap’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 235-50.
- Hollingsworth, J.P., From huts to high rises. The history of housing in Kent (Catrine: Stenlake Publishing).
- Howell, I., ‘Continuity and Change in the Late Iron Age/Roman transition within the environs of Quarry Wood Oppidum: excavations at Furfield Quarry, Boughton Monchel-sea’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 37-66.
- Lake, J., Edwards B. and Bannister, N., ‘Farmsteads and Landscapes in Kent’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 105-39.
- Mackinder, A. and Blackmore, B., Prehistoric to Medieval landscape and settlement at Kemsley, near Sittingbourne, Kent: Excavations 2003-5 (London: MoLA, 2013).
- Merrill, Rev. J.N., Aylesford Pilgrimage Walk: 13 mile pilgrimage walk from Rochester Cathedral to the Friars Aylesford, Kent (Waltham: John Merrill Foundation).
- Smith, J., The Parish of Allhallow Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent. Historic Area Assessment, Research Report Series No. 11 (Swindon: English Heritage).
- Smith, J., The Parish of Stoke, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent, ditto no. 12.
- Smith, J. and Clarke, J., High Halstow, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent, ditto no. 53.
- Smith, J. and Clarke, J., Cliffe and Cliffe Woods, Hoo Peninsula, Medway, Kent, ditto no. 54.
- Wilkinson, P. and Macpherson-Grant, N., ‘Investigations of an Hexagonal Feature at Star Hill, Bridge, 2003-2006: evidence of Iron Age and earlier occupation: Anglo-Saxon Burials’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 260-68.
- PREHISTORIC
- Bennett, P. et al., Prehistoric and Anglo-Saxon Discoveries on the East Kent Chalklands. Investigations along the Whitfield-Eastry by-pass 1991-1996, CAT Occas. Paper No. 9. (Canterbury: CAT).
- Brandherm, D. and Moskal-del Hoyo, M., ‘“Both sides now”: the Carp’s-tongue complex revisited’, The Antiquaries Journal, 94, 1-47 [refers to a number of Kent finds].
- Burrows, V., ‘A middle Bronze Age palstave axe from St Margaret’s-at-Cliffe’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 293-94.
- Champion, T., ‘Food, Technology and Culture in the Late Bronze Age of Southern Britain: Perforated Clay Plates of the Lower Thames Valley’, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 80, 279-398 [mentions a number of Kent sites].
- Farley, J., Parfitt, K. and Richardson, A., ‘A Late Iron Age Helmet Burial from Bridge, near Canterbury, Kent’, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 80, 379-388.
- Jeffery, E. et al., ‘A Ring Ditch in Sittingbourne’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 268-80.
- KARU., Discoveries and Excavations across Kent 1970- 2014, Kent Monograph Series Vol. XII (Dover: KARU) [includes sites ranging from Neolithic to Medieval].
- Mackinder, A. and Blackmore, L., Prehistoric to Medieval landscape and settlement at Kemsley near Sittingbourne, Kent. Excavations 2003-5. MoLA Archaeological Studies Series No. 28.
- Parfitt, K., ‘A land archaeologist goes to sea’, Current Archaeology, 287, 44-5 [account of initial sea trials of the Dover Bronze Age boat replica].
- Parfitt, K. and Halliwell, G., ‘Exploiting the Wildwood: evidence from a Mesolithic activity site at Finglesham, near Deal’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 221-62.
- Seager Thomas, M., ‘A Regionally Important Early Iron Age Pottery Group: the Manor Farm pub site, High Street, Rainham’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 47-73.
- Wenban-Smith, F. (ed.), 2013, The Ebbsfleet Elephant: Excavations at Southfleet Road, Swanscombe in advance of High Speed 1, 2003-4 (Oxford Archaeology Monograph, Vol. 20).
- ROMANO-BRITISH
- Booth, P., ‘Kent’ in ‘Roman Britain in 2013’, Britannia, 45, 391-5.
- CAT., ‘A Roman Balsamarium from Petham’, Canterbury’s Archaeology 2012-2013, 41 (Canterbury: CAT).
- Elliot, S., ‘The Medway Formula – a search for evidence that the Roman authorities improved the river’s navigability to facilitate their extensive ragstone quarrying industry’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 251-60.
- Helm, R., Outside the Town. Roman Industry, Burial and Religion at Augustan House, Rhoadaus Town, Canterbury, CAT Occas. Paper No. 10 (Canterbury).
- Helm, R. and Weekes, J., ‘The early development of a Canterbury suburb? Romano-British and Medieval archaeology at Nos 19 and 45-47 Wincheap’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 235-50.
- Jones, H.A., ‘The Roman villa at Minster-in-Thanet. Part 9: an architectural reconstruction’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 189-207.
- O’Shea, L. and Weekes, J., ‘Evidence of a distinct focus of Romano-British settlement at Maidstone? Excavations at Church Street 2011-12’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 131-151.
- Philp, B., Discoveries and Excavations across Kent, 1970-2014. Kent Monographs Series (Dover: KARU) [includes reports of Farnborough (1967; 1970); Keston (1972); Dover (1974; 1979; 1983; 1994); Harrietsham (1984-97; Rodmersham (1985); Rochester (1986); Shoreham (1986); Alkham (1989); and Bromley (1993)].
- Philp, B., ‘An Iron Age and Roman site at Queen Elizabeth Square, Maidstone, Kent’, KAR, 191, 170-5.
- Stevens, S., ‘Archaeological Investigations at Maidstone hospital, Hermitage Lane, Barming’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 141-51.
- Tomlin, R.S.O., ‘Inscriptions’ in ‘Roman Britain in 2013’, Britannia, 45, 391-5, 442 [amphora graffito from Snodland].
- Wallace, L., ‘ Archaeological Investigations of a Major Building, probably Roman, and related landscape features at Bourne Park, Bishopsbourne, 2011-12’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 187-203.
- Weekes, J., ‘The development of Roman and Medieval Wincheap’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 246-9.
- Worrell, S. and Pearce, J., ‘Finds reported under the Portable Antiquities Scheme’, in ‘Roman Britain in 2013’, Britannia, 45, 397- 400 [overview includes Kent data]; 426-7 [plate brooch from Denton with Wootton].
- ANGLO-SAXON
- Chester-Kadwell, B., ‘A reappraisal of eleventh-century settlement in the eastern High Weald’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 105-130.
- Clewley, G.B., ‘The Lenham Enigma: The Anglo-Saxon warriors triple grave’, KAR, 194, 136-139.
- Harrington, S. and Welch, M., The Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms of Southern Britain AD 450-650: Beneath the Tribal Hidage (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
- Knox, A., ‘Excavating Anglo-Saxon Lyminge: The final season on Tayne Field’, KAS Newsletter, 100, 4-9.
- Naismith, R., Money and Power in Anglo-Saxon England: The Southern English Kingdoms, 757-865 (Cambridge: CUP).
- Philp, B., ‘A major Anglo-Saxon site at Eynsford, Kent’, in Discoveries and Excavations across Kent, 1970-2014, Site 16, 118-136 (Dover: KARU).
- Trust for Thanet Archaeology., ‘Lord of the Manor Ramsgate: Training excavation with University of Kent students’, KAS Newsletter, 99, 2-3.
- MEDIEVAL
- Ayton, A. and Lambert, C., ‘A Maritime Community in War and Peace: Kentish Ports, Ships and Mariners, 1320-1400’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 67-103.
- Bovey, A., Medieval Art, Architecture & Archaeology at Canterbury (Leeds: Maney, 2013).
- Cole, D., ‘How Mapping the Lowy of Tonbridge can further our understanding of its origin, nature and extent.’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 75-92.
- Connor, M., ‘The Priory of Christ Church Canterbury and its connections with London in the late Middle Ages’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 33-46.
- Davis, T., ‘Woodland workers in late Medieval Keston’, Bromleag, 2, 29, 24-29.
- Mackintosh, R., Augustine of Canterbury: leadership, mission and legacy (Norwich: Canterbury Press, 2013).
- Meddens, F. and Draper, G., ‘‘Out on a Limb’: insights into Grange, a small member of the Cinque Ports Confederation’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 1-32.
- Sweetinburgh, S.,‘‘To move the mind’: scenes from Christ’s life on Faversham’s painted pillar’, in S. Kelly and R. Perry (eds), ‘Diuerse Imaginaciouns of Cristes Life’: Devotional Culture in England and Beyond, 1300-1560 (Turnhout (Belgium): Brepols), 175-88.
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Canterbury’s Martyred Archbishop: the ‘cult’ of Simon Sudbury and relations between city and cathedral’, in M. Penman (ed.), Monuments and Monumentality in Later Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Donington: Shaun Tyas, 2013), 199-211.
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Pilgrimage in ‘an Age of Plague’: seeking Canterbury’s ‘holy blisful martir’ in 1420 and 1470’, in L. Clark and C. Rawcliffe (eds), The Fifteenth Century, XI: society in an age of plague (Woodbridge: Boydell, 2013), 57-77.
- Sweetinburgh, S., ‘Placing the hospital: the production of St Lawrence’s Hospital registers in fifteenth-century Canterbury’, in L. Clark (ed.), The Fifteenth Century XIII: Exploring the Evidence: Commemoration, Administration and the Economy (Woodbridge: Boydell), 1-20.
- Thomas, G., ‘Life before the Minster: the social dynamics of monastic foundation at Anglo-Saxon Lyminge, Kent’, Antiquaries Journal, 93 (2013), 93-145.
- EARLY MODERN
- Bowen, W.R., Black, J.L. and Warkentin, G. (eds), The Library of the Sidneys of Penshurst Place circa 1665 (Toronto: University of Toronto Press).
- Cavill, P.R., ‘The Grebills of Tenterden, the Prior of Leeds and the Heresy Trial of 1511’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 283-92.
- Craig-Mair, V. and Sweetinburgh, S., ‘What’s in a Name? Exploring the use of ‘Creature’ as a Christian Name in the Diocese of Canterbury in the early modern period’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 209-222.
- Flynn, R., ‘The Morphett family’s experience of gavelkind in the eighteenth century’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 301-4.
- Handley, S., ‘Sociable Sleeping in Early Modern England, 1660-1760’, History, 98, 79-104 [Evidence mostly from the Prerogative Court of Canterbury].
- Harrington, D. and Hyde, P., ‘Faversham Mayors and their right to the Court Hall. A little mystery solved’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 298-301.
- Hooke, D., ‘Old English Wald Weald in place names’, Landscape History, 34, 1 (2013), 33-49.
- Huitson, T., Stairway to Heaven: the functions of medieval upper spaces (Oxford: Oxbow Books).
- Knighton, C., ‘Acts of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester 1575-1584’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 283-88.
- Rushton, K., ‘A History of the Ecclesiastical Courts of the Diocese of Canterbury, 1566-86, based on the Cause papers bound within the Volume MS.F.4.12’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 263-81.
- Taylor, G., Thanet’s Dutch and Flemish Style Houses in East Kent (Birchington: Trust for Thanet Archaeology, 2013).
- Taylor, L., ‘Literacy and Book Ownership in Seventeenth-Century Faversham’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 204-19.
- Wright, D., ‘The Earliest Parish Registers of the Diocese of Canterbury: some Observations, Questions and Problems’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 153-87.
- Wyatt, G., ‘Migration and Mobility in the Isle of Thanet in the late Elizabethan/early Jacobean period (c.1560-c.1620)’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 93-103.
- MODERN
- Adams, E., ‘A Victorian Anglican: William Peterson of Sissinghurst and Biddenden’, Cranbrook Journal, 25, 16-20.
- Allinson, H., Bredgar: the history of a Kentish parish (Sittingbourne: Synjon Books, 2013). Revised and enlarged edition.
- Ball, M., Sevenoaks War Memorial: the men remembered (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Banaigs, N. and Aris, B., A Year in the Life of Whitstable: a photographic record of the Town’s everyday life by local photographers (Faversham: Kent Creative Arts CIC).
- Benedict, B., Woodland Holiday Camp: Among the Hills and Hazels (Kilmacanogue Row Dow Publications) [author raised at Woodlands Holiday Camp near Kemsing during the 1940s-50s].
- Bennett, K., ‘Albert Josiah Bennett (1873-1954): Science in the Blood’, Society of Genealogists Magazine, 31, 5, 191-194 [Born 1873 Slade Green, Crayford, set up his own instrument maker excelsior works at Bexleyheath].
- Betts, P., ‘Frittenden Rector Henry Hodges and the 1806 Tithes Dispute’, Cranbrook Journal, 25, 10-13.
- Brooks, R.J., Kent’s Own. The Story of No.500 Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force (Oxford: Fonthill Media). Revised edition.
- Chaplen, A.W., Headcorn & The Great War 1914-1919 (Headcorn: Headcorn Local History Society, 2013) [Reproduction of Arthur W. Chaplin’s hand drawn original manuscript].
- Chapman, C. R., ‘WW1 Prisoner of War Camps in Britain’, Geneaologists Magazine, 31, 7, 268 -270 [mention of Sheerness & Dover POW camps].
- Chapman, M., Families of Wartime Loose: ... some of the men and women of the Loose area who died in the two Great World Wars (Loose Area History Society). Updated edition.
- Clancy, J., Gillingham & Around Through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Coulson, C., ‘The Barfrestone Church Conundrum: ‘Much Restored’ but ‘Virtually Unaltered’’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 153-86.
- Cramp, G., Hartley Remembers the Great War 1914-1918 (Hartley: Hartley Parish Council).
- Croxford, B., ‘An unusual coin collection from a pond in Smarden’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 280-81.
- Cumming, R., The Windmills of North West Kent and Kentish London (Catrine: Stenlake Publishing).
- Dudley, T., The History & Meaning of Newington. Street & Place Names (Sittingbourne: Newington History Group).
- Elgar, P., ‘No Cake please, they’re German prisoners-of-war’, Bygone Kent, 35, 2, 16-21.
- Embleton-Smith, K. and Gurr, C., Archives & Anecdotes. Reflections on English Village Life from Brabourne in Kent (East Brabourne: Brabourne Church Publishing, 2013).
- Eyden, P., Dover’s Western Heights in the First World War (Dover: Buckland Media for The Western Heights Preservation Society).
- Frame, J.A., Castle by the Sea: the Whitstable Castle story (Herne Bay: Fairy Faye Pub-lishers).
- Foreman, C. (ed.)., An Incident of Battle Near Neuve Chapelle December 1914 (Faversham: The Faversham Society). [Centenary edition of Lieutenant Philip Neame’s account of military action during WW1. The Neame family lived and farmed at Selling.]
- Gammans, N. and Allen, G., Bumblebees of Kent (Ashford: Kent Field Club).
- Gaunt, J., Faces From the Front: remembering the men of Deal, Sandwich and District who died in World War 1 (Whitstable: Nick Evans).
- Gillett, J. and Webb, P., Tenterden Then and Now (Biddenden: YouByYouBooks).
- Graham, A., ‘Infinite Money: corruption, Party and Government in Britain 1702 - 1713’, Oxford Scholorship Online (Oxford: OUP) [references to the Stanhopes of Chevening].
- Halton, R. and Stokes, B., The Medway Queen: rebuilding the hull (Gillingham: Medway Queen Preservation Society & Noodle Books).
- Harrington, D., ‘A Rate Assessment for St Mary, Lewisham, 1770’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 288-307.
- Harris, G., Redhead in the Clouds, How I Started Headcorn Aerodrome, the Colourful Life of Diana Patten (Stevenage: Berforts Group Ltd).
- Hellicar, P., ‘The Morrell Brothers – the boys who built surburbia’, Bromleag, 2, 30, 22-31 [Developers in Chelsfield, Hayes, Petts Wood and Bromley during the 1930s-1960s].
- Hellicar, C. (ed.), Home Front. Life in the towns and villages of Bromley in the Great War (Chelsfield : BBLHS Publications).
- Herbert, A., ‘Hallford Lorries during the First World War’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Society Newsletter, 51, 13-16.
- Holden, C., Chatham Naval Dockyard & Barracks Through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Johnson, D.R., Beckenham Through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Lawson, L., The War Memorial, Holy Cross Churchyard, Bearsted: in memory of the twenty-six servicemen who died in the Great War 1914-1918 (Bearsted: L. Lawson).
- Lee, C., ‘Prostitution and Victorian society revisited: the Contagious Diseases Act in Kent’, Women’s History Review, 21 (2012), 301-16.
- LeGear, R., ‘Chalkwell subsidence at Oad Street, near Sittingbourne’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 304-5.
- Lloyd, D.J., Gillingham Through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Lloyd, J., ‘The Legend of Bloody Baker’, Folklore, 125, 250-257 [legend concerning the Baker family of Sissinghurst and the Roberts of Glassenbury].
- McCooey, C., Smuggling on the South Coast (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Manning, P. and Muir, I., Lest We Forget, Beckenham and the Great War (London: New Generation Publishing).
- Marshall, A., Gravesend and the Mercantile Marine in the Great War: a brief example of some who gave their lives while serving in the Merchant Navy “Never Forgotten” (Gravesend: Andrew Marshall).
- Marshall, A., Luddesdown War Dead: “A Fearsome Loss” (Gravesend: Andrew Marshall).
- Mason, S. et al., ‘Discovering Swale’s 20th Century Defences’, KAS Newsletter, 100, 40-47 [Defence of Swale Project].
- Meek, J., ‘In Farageland’, London Review of Books, 9 October 2014, 5-10 [the Thanet constituency].
- Merrick, P., ‘Horses for the Great War’, Local Historian, 44, 3, 220-241 [horse depots at Dover, Chatham, Woolwich].
- Millard, T., ‘He gave his life for his friends’, Cranbrook Journal, 25, 4-7 [account of Rupert Edward Inglis (1863-1916), rector of Frittenden and army chaplain].
- Myers, A., Lenham and the Great War: those who served in peace and war (Lenham: Hatch Charity).
- Newell, P., ‘The Heraldry of Godinton House, near Ashford. Part I: Introduction, Ward Family Heraldry and some Miscellanea’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxv, 223-233.
- Newington History Group, Newington Remembers (Sittingbourne: Newington History Group).
- Perkins, A., ‘Occupation patterns in six Kentish parishes 1841-81’, Local Population Studies, 91 (2013), 44-62 [Central Kent].
- Perks, R.H., ‘Isaiah Shrubsall – Barge Master’, Topsail, 48, 66-75.
- Plaxtol History Group., Plaxtol at War (Plaxtol).
- Poulter, M., Building the Heart of Kent Hospice: a personal memoir by Molly Poulter (London: One3One).
- Putkowski, J., Three Uneasy Pieces – Commemoration, Continuity, Celebration (Kimberley: Knowle Hill Publishing) [Private Thomas Highgate, Royal West Kent Regiment, and the ‘shot at dawn’ campaign. Shoreham connection, first soldier to be convicted of desertion and executed during WW1].
- Rayner, C., ‘Great Aunt Clarice’s adventures behind the front line’, Bygone Kent, 35, 4, 48-51 [Clarice Alberta Spratling, a VAD nurse from Ramsgate].
- Readman, P., ‘“The Cliffs are not Cliffs”: the Cliffs of Dover and national identities in Britain, c.1750-c.1950’, History, 99, 335, 241-69.
- Redford, D., ‘Opposition to the Channel Tunnel, 1882-1975: identity, island status and security’, History, 99, 1, 100-12.
- Sackville-West, R., The Disinherited: a story of family, love and betrayal (London: Bloomsbury).
- Sackville-West, V. and Raven, S., Vita Sackville-West’s Sissinghurst: the creation of a garden (London: Virago).
- Sanders, A., ‘Cranbrook roads: from 1780 – 1880’, Cranbrook Journal, 25, 13-16.
- Scott, L., ‘The Light Upon The Hill – The History of Dartford Spiritualist Church’, Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Soc. Newsletter, 51, 18-21.
- Singleton, T., ‘Whatever happened to Henry Dobell?’, Cranbrook Journal, 25, 7-10 [miller at Cranbrook c.1816 who fell on hard times and died at Hartley Union workhouse 1860].
- Smith, V., ‘Anti-invasion defences of the First World War and Slough Fort, Allhallows’, Archaeologia Cantiana, cxxxiv, 305-308.
- Sowden, K., Weald Villages, Charing, Westwell, Hothfield, Little Chart, Pluckley, Smarden Through Time (Stroud: Amberley Publishing).
- Still, M., ‘Dartford 1944-45: The Sting In the Tail’ Dartford Historical & Antiquarian Soc. Newsletter, 51, 8-13 [details of V1/V2 attacks in Dartford].
- Sutherland, M., Who Goes There: an autobiography (Leiston: Leiston Press) [Worked in County and Maidstone Borough Planning].
- Swarbrick, J.D. & Mills, P., Tonbridge Roll of Honour – Great War Volumes 1 and 2: A Record of the Fallen (Tonbridge: Swarbrick & Mills).
- Tittley, I. (ed.), Transactions of the Kent Field Club Vol. 19 - Kent’s Heathlands (Brighton: Kent Field Club).
- Trethewey, J., Meopham Changing Places (Meopham: Meopham Historical Society).
- Tritton, P., ‘Through Fire and Water – “Lost” pioneer women photographers’ negatives found in our library’, KAS Newsletter, 99, 4-5.
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- RECENTLY CATALOGUED ARCHIVES
- The following is a selection of material in Canterbury Cathedral Archives, Kent History and Library Centre and Medway and Local Studies Centre which was catalogued in 2014.
- CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL ARCHIVES
- Parish
- Blean, SS Cosmus & Damian: PCC minute books, 1980-2010 (U3-62).
- Canterbury Christ Church Cathedral: Registers of marriages 2006-2012 (U3-100)
- Canterbury St George: Regulations for the Militia, 1852 (U3-3)
- Chartham, St Mary: Parish magazines 2009-2014 (U3-154)
- Davington, St Mary Magdalene: Churchwardens/PCC, property, other 1972-2001 (U3-138)
- Eltham, St Mary: Tithe rent charge book, 1844 (U3-32)
- Harbledown St Michael: Register of services (St Gabriel, Rough Common), 1983-2012; Register of services (St Michael) 1998-2007; PCC minute books, 1981-2009 (U3-194)
- Kingston, St Giles: Parish magazines 1928-2003 (U3-168)
- Newnham, SS Peter & Paul: Register of baptisms 1886-2013 (U3-251)
- Northbourne, St Augustine: Overseers’ account books, 1915-1925; Overseers’ receipt books, 1913-1926 (U3-74).
- Ospringe, SS Peter & Paul: Registers of services, 1849-2004; PCC account books, 1988-2007 (U3-123)
- Ripple, St Mary: Tithe altered apportionments, 1881; 1885 & 1903 (U3-132)
- St John in Thanet: Service sheets, 1997-2014; Patronage papers, 1949-1995; Appointment of curates, 1941-1947; Sequestration papers, 1949-1950; Papers relating to the churchyard, 1924-1999; Papers relating to the vicarage, c.1820-1979; Papers relating to stipend, 1947; Papers relating to augmentation of income, 1946-1963; PCC balance sheets, 1987-2000; Papers relating to the chancel, 1939; 1958; Papers relating to the church, 1924-2003; Papers relating to the church hall, 1947; 1962-1987; PCC annual reports, 1929-2004; Parish correspondence, 1983-2001; Papers relating to parish boundary alterations, 1936-1958; Union of benefice, plans, 1957; Union of benefice, correspondence, 1983-2001; Papers relating to the Buller’s charity, 1948-1949; Photographs, late 19th century – 1980s; Papers relating to the Margate Pier and Harbour Company, 1792-1866; Newspaper cuttings, 1922-2003; Parish magazines, 1907-1996 (U3-140)
- St Nicholas at Wade and Sarre: Register of marriages, 1993-2005 (U3-18)
- Selling, St Mary the Virgin: Register of banns, 1910-2003; Register of marriages, 1936-2008; Register of confirmation, 1913-2002; Register of services, 1978-2009 (U3-229)
- Sheldwich, St James: Registers of marriages, 1969-2004 (U3-186).
- Whitfield Peter: Register of banns, 1989-2003; Registers of marriages, 1997-2013 (U3-66)
- Whitstable, St Alphege: Papers relating to the church, 1983, 2004 (U3-290)
- Canterbury City Council
- Petty Session Fine and Fee account books: 1933-1953 (CC-J/PS)
- Deeds relating to the Red Lion, Hackington St Stephen; 1585-1840 (CC-P/E/CP/19).
- Books of Condolence completed after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales; 1997 (CC2/C/1)
- Dean and Chapter of Canterbury
- Pencil drawing of St Stephen’s church Canterbury (Hackington), c.1940 (DCc-Prindraw)
- Photo of Dean Hewlett Johnston’s grave stone (DCc-Photo/A/26)
- Stained glass thesis, 1957 (AddMs/389)
- Diocese of Canterbury
- Readers’ papers relating to Harold Robert Slater, 1940-1992 (DCb- L/S/41)
- Confirmation returns, 2011-2012 (DCb-B/A)
- Unofficial
- French Church Charity Commission papers, 1573-1664 (U47)
- William Fairbairns collection, early 19th century (U532)
- Red Lion Residents Association, 1967-2004 (U533)
- Canterbury Christian Council, 1988-1995 (U535)
- Sturry deeds and papers, 18th-20th century (U536)
- Ella Constance Woodruff Scrapbooks, mid-19th century-1941 (U537)
- Perambulation of the Parish of Littlebourne, 19th century (U538)
- Helen Goodburn papers, 20th century (U539)
- Sketch book of views around Canterbury, 1910 (U540)
- Herne Bay deeds, 1884-2003 (U541)
- Canterbury St Mary Northgate deeds, 1821-1838 (U542)
- Dr William Urry papers, 1936-2003 (U543)
- Eliza Blunt commonplace book, 1868 (U544)
- Band of Brothers Cricket Club: Scrapbooks, 1858-2012 (U545)
- Rev. Vivian Frederick Hall MA papers, 1930-1971 (U546)
- Deal Christian Men’s Fellowship, 1952-2009 (U548)
- Deal and Walmer Council of Churches, 1965-2007 (U549)
- Canterbury parish book, 1710-1761 (U550)
- KENT HISTORY & LIBRARY CENTRE
- Charities and Societies
- Kent Numismatic Society, 1904-20014 (Ch177)
- Writings of Samuel Graveson, 1942-1949 (Ch182)
- Rural District Council
- Eastry Rural District Council: minutes, 1951-1953 (RD/Ea/Am33-34)
- Government Deposited
- Govt deposited Home security air raid files for Tunbridge Wells, 1940-44 (MOD/HS/1)
- Nonconformist
- Providence Baptist Chapel, Cranbrook: church meeting minutes and church register, 1903-1997 (N40)
- Zion Baptist Chapel, Folkestone: church meeting minutes, church register, trustees’ papers and record of Sunday School pupils’ marks and prizes, 1851-1996 (N41)
- Grafty Green Baptist Chapel: trustees’ minutes and accounts, 1921-1996 (N42)
- Ebenezer Baptist Chapel, Hawkhurst: church meeting minutes, 1910-1990 (N43)
- Parish Council
- Goudhurst Parish Council: Burial Board and charity minutes, 1872-1998 (PC312)
- Schools
- The Astor of Hever Community School: minutes and other governing body material, 1998-2006 (C/E/S/409)
- Unofficial
- Papers belonging to Sir Charles Igglesden: release of property and land in Tenterden and High Halden, 1694; letters from Lord Brabourne regarding Mersham Hatch, 1918; letter regarding the Ransleys, smugglers and highwaymen of Rolvenden, 1918; letter regarding false claimants to Great Maytham Hall in Rolvenden, most notably Long Tom, 1920 (U4018)
- Marsh land in Eastbridge, Romney Marsh: assignment, conveyance and covenant to produce deeds etc., 1828-1829 (U3986)
- Unspecified messuage in St Peter’s, Broadstairs: conveyance, 1830 (U3990)
- Deal Sewerage Works: printed specification, etc., 1898 (U4008)
- St Augustine’s Hospital Magazine 1958 (U4016)
- Inventory of Walter Bocher of Pluckley, 1575 (U4017)
- Whitbread Brewery Collections (U4023/U3555)
- Land deeds for Milton, Bobbing, Sittingbourne (U4027)
- Sales particulars for Maidstone district, 1886-1956 (U4037)
- Deeds and documents for the Office and premises at The Hill, Cranbrook, 1834-1931 (U4010)
- Deeds re Sellindge, Brabourne, Bilsington, Romney Marsh, Bilsington & Ulcombe – 2014/18 (U4029)
- Poster re vagrancy in Margate, 1815 (U4028)
- Map of Edwin Wiat’s land at Boxley 1720 (U3891)
- MEDWAY ARCHIVES
- Charities and Societies
- Medway Towns Philatelic Society, 1945-2008 (DE1249)
- Rochester & District Music Society, 1928-2011 (DE1250)
- Chatham Historical Society minutes, 1988-2002; attendances, 1998-2010 (DE314/2/2)
- Rochester Choral Society, 1871-1890 (DE 487)
- Miscellaneous
- DLBM Medway and Swale Dock Labour Board: Minutes, 1969-1989
- Parish/Parish Council
- Higham: Parish registers (P185 additional)
- Cliffe: Parish vestry minutes & PCC material, 1843-1907 (P94/8/2)
- Luddesdowne: Parish marriage registers 1970s -1990s; burials 1813-1995 (P235 additional)
- Crockenhill: Parish registers (P139B additional)
- Swanscombe Parish Council, 1894-1926 (PC362)
- Petty Sessions
- Justice Year books, 1966-1969 (PS/NA/500)
- Unofficial
- Personal estate of W Pemble of Cobham, (mainly sales catalogue), 1823-1824 (DE253)
- Rimington family papers (of Rochester), 1801-1934 (DE1083)
- Gillingham Court Leet: minutes and photographs of High Constables 1894-1921 (GBC/Mn)
- Exchequer case deposition: Milbourn v Fisher (re oyster metage) 1837 (DE382)
- Personal diaries [anon. Woman], 1860, 1862 (DE496) (DE314/1/3)
- Wm Cory and Son Ltd: coal lighterage (River Thames), 1921-1971 (DE497)
- Doust and Co: ship repairers, Rochester 1902-1986 (DE104)
- Hulkes/Wildash partnership docs 1786-1804 (DE505)