March 20th, 2017
Romney,
Hythe and Dymchurch Railway
Hythe
- Saltwood
- Lympne
- Lympne
Castle - Aldington
- Bonnington
- Kingsnorth
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15-inch gauge working railway with a
fleet of one-third scale steam and diesel locomotives Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway |
Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway Turntable
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'Training Day'
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St
Leonard's Church, Hythe
Church Micro 302 |
4-bay Nave, North and South Aisles with Cl3th and
C14th pillars
St. Leonard's Church, Hythe |
Organ built by
Harrison and Harrison St Leonard's Church, Hythe |
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1. Stained Glass Window by Kempe & Tower
2. 'St Augustine', 'St Edmund' and 'St Dunstan'
In Memory of Mary Elizabeth Gardner-Waterman d.1947 In Memory of William John Goulburn Shipdem Frampton d.1929 In Memory of Luisa Isabella Aspasia Abel d.1932 3. Window In Memory of Max D.D. Dalison, killed
in action Hasheen, Egypt 1885
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1875 Pulpit with its 20,000 piece Venetian Mosaic.
Designed by G.E. Street, the mosaic panels were added later
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William III and Mary II
Royal Coat of Arms St Leonard's, Hythe |
C14th Font on a
C19th Stand St Leonard's, Hythe |
Bronze Eagle Lectern
given to the church by the Rector's sons E.W. and W.E. Knollys in 1872 St Leonard's, Hythe |
Carrera Marble Screen carved by G.E. Street.
The scene depicts Christ being placed in the tomb St Leonard's, Hythe |
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St
Peter and St Paul, Saltwood
Church Micro 1204 |
Three Manual, Tracker Organ
St Peter and St Paul, Saltwood |
William IV Royal Coat of Arms
St Peter and St Paul, Saltwood |
Stone Devil
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Stained Glass Window
in Memory of Robert Thompson d.1896 St Peter and St Paul, Saltwood |
'Christ has Risen'
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'St Michael' and 'St George'
by Clayton and Bell St Peter and St Paul, Saltwood |
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St
Stephen's Church and Lympne Castle, Kent
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Outer wall of Lympne Castle
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Lympne
Castle
Kent |
Coat of Arms above the entrance to Lympe Castle
are those of Henry Beecham,
owner of Lympne Castle in 1918 |
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Village Sign, Lympne
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'Christ in Majesty'
East Window St Martin's Church, Aldington |
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Octagonal Corbels with Carved Heads
St Martin's Church, Aldington |
Monument to
Major J.H. Gardner, died in Egypt, 1942 St Martin's Church, Aldington |
Pulpit Cover (detail)
Wooden Relief Panel of a 'Pelican in Piety' St Martin's Church, Aldington |
C12th Square Font bowl on five piers, with C17th
Wooden Cover St Martin's Church, Aldington |
Octagonal Corbels with Carved Heads
St Martin's Church, Aldington |
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Village Sign, Bonnington
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Daffodils in Full Bloom
St Rumwold's Church, Bonnington |
Nave with roof of 2 crown posts
and early C17th timber gallery St Rumwold's Church, Bonnington |
St Rumwold's Church, Bonnington
Church Micro 291 |
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Bulbous Font of Bethersden Marble on Square Base
St Rumwold's Church, Bonnington |
George III Royal Coat of Arms |
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St
Peter and St Paul, Bilsington
Church Micro 1974 |
'The Chamberlain Bell' inscribed
'In Multis Annis Resonet Campana Johannis' (May John's bell ring for many years) St Peter and St Paul, Bilsington |
Stained Glass Windows in Memory of
James and Elizabeth Harris, 1883 St Peter and St Paul, Bilsington |
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George
II Royal Coat of Arms
St Peter and St Paul, Bilsington |
Funerary Hatchment of
Sir Arthur Luxmoor, 1945 St Peter and St Paul, Bilsington |
Reredos by Kruger Gay
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Tapestry Kneelers, St Peter and St Paul, Bilsington
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St
Michael's and All Saints, Kingsnorth
Church Micro 246 |
George
III Royal Coat of Arms
St Michael's and All Saints, Kingsnorth |
Chest Tomb to Humfrey Clarke
and his wife Margaret St Michael's and All Saints, Kingsnorth |
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1. 'St Paul', by Ward & Hughes, 1891
2. Bethersden Marble Tomb of Humfrey Clarke and his wife Margaret,
d.1637 Underneath are shown their six sons and five daughters
3. Humpfrey Clarke's Tomb with an inscription to his Memory, by his son-in-law Sir Martin Culpeper. Over it are the Clarke Coat of Arms 4. Village Sign, Kingsnorth St Michael's and All Saints, Kingsnorth |
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