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Local Heritage List

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  1. Introduction
  2. Swale's Local Heritage List
  3. Invitation to Nominate a Local Heritage List Item
  4. Urgent Local Heritage List Nominations

Swale's Local Heritage List

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School Building at School Building, Newington (location to be confirmed)

LHL141

The School was built in 1850, following the School Sites Act 1841 which afforded further Facilities for the Conveyance and Endowment of Sites for S...

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Air Raid Shelter at Stone Alley, Newington

LHL142

Donated by Miss Elizabeth Ledger for the protection of rail passengers during WWII.

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Historic residences at Station, Station House and Surrounds; Station Masters house & Former Leigh Arms

LHL143

East Kent Railway (EKR) opened the Chatham to Faversham line in January 1858, but Newington only got its own station four years later, after pressu...

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Pump house, reference LHL144

LHL144

Last remaining pump house for watercress industry.

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Historic Stone at Watercress company marker stone, Newington

LHL145

Stone engraved with ‘JS 1925’.

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Swimming Pool at Faversham Pools Leslie Smith Drive, Faversham

LHL146

History of Faversham PoolsThe very first mention of a pool for Faversham dates back to 1878 when a public meeting was called to discuss the...

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Landscape/Garden at Berkeley House Victorian Gardens, Dunkirk

LHL147

The sequoia at Berkeley House and Victorian gardens and pond.

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Archaeological remains at Trenches & Defence Line Observation Hill Tunnel Hill (Monkey Island), Newington

LHL148

These all formed part of the Chatham Land Front, a sophisticated line of defences across south east England in WWI.

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Road at Avenue of Remembrance, Sittingbourne

LHL149

We'll add a description for LHL149 soon.

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Commemorative Pump at London Road, Teynham

LHL150

The Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Pump is found along London Road (A2) and is sited opposite the Dover Castle Inn.

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