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©Patrick Mackie
The market in Faversham dates back over 900 years.
©Ron Strutt
©Ron Strutt
Linking Shepherd Neame brewery buildings.
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No. 40 Court Street can be seen at the far end, a Grade II listed 18th century building.
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©Nigel Chadwick
On Partridge Lane. Has a plaque above the middle window near the steps, which reads '50th Anniversary of the Second World War, Congregational Church Hall, Billet for 'B' Company Ist (BN) 43rd Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry 18th Oct 1943 to 14th June 1944, 35 of whom were killed on the battlefields of NW Europe. 'We will remember them' In gratitude from the people of Faversham.'
©David Anstiss
©Nigel Chadwick
©Nigel Chadwick
©Oast House Archive
©Nigel Chadwick
The bridge connects the bottle beer store to the right and the keg plant and store to the left. Also see from other side [[2379197]]
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The bridge connects the bottle beer store to the left and the keg plant and store to the right.
©Oast House Archive
©Nigel Chadwick
Viewed from Bridge Road. The independent brewery celebrated its 300th anniversary in 1998.
©pam fray

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