Guess the Place

[John Walker]

Town Church.  Salty air doesn't appear to have affected the fabric,

[CAT]

Town or village church? Interesting that it looks like the portion nearest the camera (north aisle(?) is built of Ragstone blocks, but the tower (west end) is if brick. Church rebuilt/restored or built in the nineteenth-century?

[John Walker]

Thanks Diapason.  I haven't been there yet but I remember someone mentioning a well preserved beam engine there.  Must make sure I go there next year.


Next one.   Part of a larger church.  This view can be seen on Google Street View but there's a lamp post in front.  (Not Canterbury for a change - further east)

[grandarog]

I expect all of us that have been to the Railway recognized the Beam Engine. They ran it at lunch time last time I was there. Young or old its a good value day out.

[Diapason]

I didn`t expect it to `go` as quick as that!


Look forward to your next photo.

[John Walker]

The Thomas Horn Beam Engine, Bredgar Light Railway ?

[Diapason]

That was a `pure` guess, and although I was very unsure, it immediately reminded me of Preston Street.


Next one  .  .  .
   

[grandarog]

You have it ,Diapason.Well done. Over to You

[Diapason]

South end of Preston Street, Faversham, approximately opposite the South East Coachworks.

[johnfilmer]

How about Sittingbourne, opposite the Bull, what was woollies?

[John Walker]

Faversham ?

[grandarog]

No further east  . Clue ...............Swale area of ME postcode.

[John Walker]

Dartford?

[grandarog]

Thanks, I wasn't quite sure where it was I new it was somewhere along there.Saw it when we walked along after taking grandchildren to Walmer Castle and Deal to see the Time Ball.
Try this one from early 1900's.

[John Walker]

Spot on Grandarog


On the strip of lawn between Beach Road and the beach at Walmer.


The inscription reads.   The first Roman invasion of Britain led by Julius Caesar landed near here LV BC


Over to you