Jacob Scott 15/08/2023 Jacob Scott 15/08/2023

Old engine and winch, Dungeness Nature Reserve

An old engine and winch on Dungeness Nature Reserve.

Dungeness Boat Winch by artfletch on Sketchfab

KAS 23/07/2023 KAS 23/07/2023

Excavations at Lees Court Estate, 2018-2024

The Society has been excavating a prehistoric landscape of roundbarrows and mortuary pits at Lees Court Estate near Badlesmere.

Andy Ward 01/07/2023 Andy Ward 01/07/2023

Loomweight, Neolithic to Bronze Age

A large clay loomweight excavated from a Neolithic to Bronze Age site in Faversham. Recorded by the Society Curator on 21st July 2023 as a test using Polycam.

Jacob Scott 15/05/2023 Jacob Scott 15/05/2023

Fort Amherst Tunnel Entrance, Chatham

A bricked-up entrance to the tunnels at Fort Amherst, Chatham.

Fort Amherst Tunnel Entrance by artfletch on Sketchfab

KAS 08/05/2023 KAS 08/05/2023

Chatham Riverside Casemates

Three casemates (room from which cannons can be fired) located at the south west corner of Chatham Library and Community Hub, Dock Road, Chatham. The casemates form part of the ‘Chatham Lines at Chatham Gun Wharf known as the Barrier Ditch’ which was constructed in the early 19th Century.

Chatham Riverside Casemates by artfletch on Sketchfab

Jacob Scott 02/05/2023 Jacob Scott 02/05/2023

Fort Amherst Gun Carriages, Chatham

Four wooden gun/cannon carriages located on the access road below the memorial garden at Fort Amherst, Chatham.

Fort Amherst Gun Carriages by artfletch on Sketchfab

KAS 30/04/2023 KAS 30/04/2023

Ingress Abbey ‘Monks’ Well’, c.1833

A ‘garden structure with well house’ located in the park just to the south east of Ingress Abbey, Greenhithe, Kent. Date: c1833.

Ingress Abbey Monks Well by artfletch on Sketchfab

Jacob Scott 26/04/2023 Jacob Scott 26/04/2023

Heavy Anti Aircraft Gun, Second World War, Fort Amherst

Second World War 3.7 inch heavy anti aircraft gun in the memorial garden at Fort Amherst, Chatham.

Heavy Anti Aircraft Gun by artfletch on Sketchfab

Jacob Scott 25/04/2023 Jacob Scott 25/04/2023

The Cave Of The Seven Heads, 1833, Ingress Abbey

An early 19th Century garden folly associated with nearby Ingress Abbey. Located under the Kent Fastway, on the east side of The Dell housing estate, Greenhithe, Kent. The stone arch now only has 6 heads (one missing to left side) and leads to a cavern beyond the gate. The Historic England listing states, “grotesque heads which possibly came from the medieval London Bridge”.

The Cave Of The Seven Heads by artfletch on Sketchfab

KAS 22/04/2023 KAS 22/04/2023

Salt Lane Air Raid Shelters, Cliffe

A pair of Second World War air raid shelters in the bushes on the inside of the bend in Salt Lane just before it reaches the RSPB car park, Cliffe, Kent.