Guess the Place

[johnfilmer]

Gotcha! That odd angled upper elevation is quite distinctive.

But I’ve only just been, so someone else can find it.

[John Walker]

It is a building style that is common in Whitstable and Herne Bay.

Right end of the county.  Keep heading roughly ESE.

[DaveTheTrain]

It is a building style that is common in Whitstable and Herne Bay.

[johnfilmer]

Vague clues?

[John Walker]

Where is this post office?  Can be seen on GSV. The frontage is much changed (but not for the better).

[John Walker]

Thanks Stewie   I wasn't sure as it looked bigger than the ones I walked past in Folkestone.  I realise now that it's a mirror the camera is pointing at making it look much larger.  Folkestone Harbour Arm is well worth a visit, preferably on a sunny day and at a weekend when all the restaurants are open.  It's quite an atmosphere and plenty of history.

Next one up shortly.

[Stewie]

Yes you are correct JohnWalker the restaurant is called  'Shesells Seashells' and this can be seen engraved in the mirror, presumably what grandarog was referring to? I was aware of this but wondered if anyone would make the connection. Mrs Stewie and myself enjoyed a bowl of 'moules mariniere' on Folkstone harbour arm in the late afternoon sunshine after walking around the harbour.
Over to you JohnWalker.

[John Walker]

There's a resturant/wine bar in converted goods wagons on Folkestone Harbour Arm but not sure if this is it. 

[Stewie]

Not at Chapel Down Martin R

[MartinR]

Is it actually at Chapel Down, or merely somewhere that serves expensive wines?

[grandarog]

Unfortunately your photo gives the place and location. Try another one.

[Stewie]

Thanks Johnfilmer,

Mrs Stewie and myself had a day out last year and a bite off something to eat. So where was we when we were making our menu choices?

[johnfilmer]

I’ve reread the replies now that I’m not eating my dinner at the same time.

The correct answer is Eastchurch Station, which I now acknowledge Stewie as mentioning, so therefore he is the winner.

[johnfilmer]

The map left edge is actually the edge of that map page. The next map page has the structure in 1906….

[MartinR]

Directly to the left is/was HMP Standford Hill and slightly below is the rest of the Sheppey Prisons cluster.  If I'm right, then the location of The White House (now demolished) was at:

• Nat'l Grid:                  TQ 98717 70313
• Nearest Post Code:   ME12 4DS
• Co-ords (WGS84):     51°23'49"N,000°51'19"E or 51.397041, 0.855185