Guess the Place

[Lutonman]

Go for it John Walker that's fine with me.

[John Walker]

I will let someone else do the next one because I do not have any interesting pictures unfortunately. Maybe I will start taking some in case I get another one right in the next year or two lol

I have one ready if OK with you Lutonman

[Bill Jones]

I will let someone else do the next one because I do not have any interesting pictures unfortunately. Maybe I will start taking some in case I get another one right in the next year or two lol

[MartinR]

I'd never have got that in a month of Sundays, I was looking for something aristocratic with the heraldry!  Anyhow thanks to the link from Grandarog I have the location:

• Address:                    12 Worthgate Place
• Nat Grid:                    TR 14615 57383
• Nearest Post Code:   CT1 2PT
• Co-ords (WGS84):     51°16'31"N,001°04'32"E or 51.27516,1.07559

Grade II listed.  Listing at https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1258230?section=official-list-entry

[Lutonman]

Well done Bill Jones, over to you.
Once again a clue on a Canterbury treasure trail.

[grandarog]

Well done Bill Jones.Beat me to it. Was the Bell Ale House prior to 1868.
http://dover-kent.com/Pubs/Bell-Canterbury.html

[Bill Jones]

At last I got one Don Jon House Canterbury I like to sit in the park nearby

[Lutonman]

Come back West JohnFilmer

[johnfilmer]

I have no idea, but quaint, east Kent, let’s try Sandwich?

[John Walker]

I know this one so it wouldn't be a guess. Will hold back.

[Lutonman]

Next one is probably easy for those in the know. On the wall of a house.

In Eastern half of Kent

[Lutonman]

Thanks JohnFilmer, I happened to drive by it today!

I'll post the next one soon.

[grandarog]

John Filmer .You are correct the WW1 Tank No. 58 was gifted to Rochester and sited on a plinth just behind the spot where your folks were picnicking.You can see it in the background of your photo. It was scrapped as part of the metal reclaiming drive in early days of WW2. The only surviving memorial tank is the one at Ashford.

[johnfilmer]

You have it Lutonman. Rochester Castle Gardens, the distinctive windows are on Castle Hill.

I understand that the WW1 tank was positioned nearby.

Shoot999, the photo is of my late sister then aged 2 with our maternal grandmother. Times don’t change all that much!

[Lutonman]

Castle grounds looking to Castle Hill?