Guess the Place

[John Walker]

A Scottish comedian might help you.

[John Walker]

The product was very prestigious.

[John Walker]

Canterbury?

Yes - it's Canterbury.  Should be fairly easy now 

[johnfilmer]

Canterbury?

[John Walker]

The business that is was the office for closed some years back.  The business had been in existence for around 200 years.

[John Walker]

I don`t know how you do it, JW !!


My Mum and Dad were married there and I was christened there.


Over to you.

I don't get out much  .   I must admit that I really enjoy the hunt and learn quite a bit along the way.  It was the only church I could find in Sittingbourne that didn't look ancient.


Next one.  Can be seen on GSV.

[Diapason]

I don`t know how you do it, JW !!


My Mum and Dad were married there and I was christened there.


Over to you.

[John Walker]

Quick guess. The Methodist Church?

[Diapason]

Yes! Sittingbourne.


Shouldn`t be too difficult to find now.

[John Walker]

Struggling with this one - little to go on despite numerous searches.  Sittingbourne ?

[Diapason]

Not Ramsgate, JW and the style is total different.   Swale area.


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[grandarog]

I was not old enough to remember it, but I know where it was, I'le Pass.

[John Walker]

Ramsgate?  Was it rebuilt in the same style?

[Diapason]

Does anyone remember this church which was demolished by Hitler?


It was rebuilt in exactly the same position soon after WW2 ended.

[MartinR]

From Hastead's History, volume 6: Tunstall

PITSTOCK, usually called Pistock, is a small manor, situated in the south east part of this parish[Tunstall], adjoining to Rodmersham, which name has been for some years changed to that of Woodstock, by the present owner of it, as being of a more genteel sound.