Remains of a historic wall, reference LHL088
LHL088
Published on Thursday, September 4.
Updated on Thursday, September 4.
Abel's Acre. A long and tall rockery retaining embankment of locally made yellow brick burrs - bricks distorted and fused together in firing. Built at the time of the construction of Forbes Rd. and the adjoining railway bridge - circa 1896. It is named after Walter Abel, Parks Superintendent of Faversham Borough Council in the 1960s. It makes a valuable contribution to Conservation Area character.
Location
Forbes Road: Embankment Wall and Garden below Queen's Hall (Abel's Acre), Faversham
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Type of structure
LHL088 is a remains of a historic wall.
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