Public Building at Faversham Post Office, Faversham
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Built in 1957, Architect GA H Pearce.
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Brents Industrial Estate: Entry Gate Piers and Security Kiosk, Faversham
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Two early 20th Century gate piers of painted terracotta or artificial stone with domed tops on simple moulded caps and with simple plinths.
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Abbeyfields Pumping Station, Faversham
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Pumping Station, Outhouse and Manager’s Cottage, built as a single development by the Borough of Faversham in 1911 as part of their improved...
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Abbeyfields Brickworks: Chimney, Faversham
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A late 19th Century, square chimney constructed of local yellow stock bricks and originally serving the extensively rebuilt yellow brick Engine Hou...
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Gunpowder Building and Entry Gates on North Side of Bysing Wood Road, near Bunting Road
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The last standing remains of the entry arrangement to the Oare Gunpowder Works.
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Remains of a historic wall at Shooting Gallery Wall and Cattle Market Railings at Junction of Whitstable Road with Bob Amor Close, Faversham
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A short length of stock brick wall, constructed in 1940 in anticipation of the German invasion and located to defend the main Eastern entrance into...
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Remains of a historic wall at Defensive brick wall at the corner of the A2 with Ospringe Road (i.e.. at The Ship Inn), Faversham
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A curved length of stock brick wall, constructed in 1940 in anticipation of the German invasion and located to defend the main road leading to Chat...
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Remains of a historic wall at Forbes Road: Embankment Wall and Garden below Queen's Hall (Abel's Acre), Faversham
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Abel's Acre.
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Remains of a historic wall at Central Car Park: low, freestanding brick wall running North/South
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A low, rebuilt, pale red brick wall with saddle-back coping bricks dividing the town's main car park into two (unequal) halves.
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Remains of a historic wall at Boundary Walls enclosing Cross Lane between South Road and Bank Street. (former ropery line), Faversham
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A much varied mixture of red and yellow brick and flint & pebble, single height walls enclosing the North and South sides of the Lane and of mi...
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