Guess the Place

[grandarog]

Thanks John Filmer the area is a lot different from when it was the hospital.
Next one up this Evening.

[MartinR]

By, that took some finding.  the tower is at:

• Address:                   13, Hilder St.
• Nat Grid:                   TQ 67863 59395
• Nearest Post Code:   ME19 5ST
• Co-ords (WGS84):     51°18'32"N,000°24'25"E or 51.308916,0.406970

[johnfilmer]

Spot on grandarog.

Leybourne Grange clock tower.

Your play…

[grandarog]

  I think that is the Clock Tower of the old Looney Bin at Leybourne .West Malling.
Now converted to flats named  Royal Victoria Place .
  I think the grounds are engulfed in housing now.

[johnfilmer]

Not far from the river Medway

[Lutonman]

Medway,  are we north Kent coast?

[johnfilmer]

Too far west Lutonman

[Lutonman]

Gravesend?

[John Walker]

I think I've found it but I'll hold back for now.

[johnfilmer]

Not railway related, and Faversham is too far east.

The tower design is a familiar design in similar settings.

[DaveTheTrain]

Faversham?

[John Walker]

Railway connections?

[johnfilmer]

It is amazing what comes to light through GTP!

Unlikely to raise that sort of interest, but where is this - a very new Google image of part of an historic site.

[John Walker]

An interesting article Jackie Paper.  I knew that complete German aircraft were prized as my Grandad used to go out with a vehicle called a 'donkey' to collect them.  I didn't know of the name 'Rafewaffe' before.

[Jackie Paper]

Fascinating stuff.
I like the name 'Rafwaffe' used for the captured German aircraft flown in WWII, hadn't heard of it until recently.

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/world-war-ii/no-1426-flight-raf-rafwaffe.html?Exc_D_LessThanPoint002_p1=1