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On the right are pages about us ... what we do, who we are etc. On the left of this page you'll find links that will help you with your research. | NEW!! Lunchtime LecturesI would like to announce a series of four lunchtime lectures. These will be held at Phoenix House, Central Avenue, Sittingbourne on four consecutive Mondays in July, 11.30am to 1pm. Each lecture will be given by a different HRGS member, the topic a culmination of their own research.
- Alan, HRGS Chairman
For more information click here. |  | The Archive
The Archive is our flagship, monthly publication. To view sample articles or to purchase back issues please click here. |
| | The HRGS is a non-profit group, run by volunteers. We are excited to announce that we have opened a Research Centre. It will cost approximately £5 a day to run. Any contribution to help us do this is greatly appreciated. |
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New ItemsMartins Bank Magazine: The Sittingbourne Murals
An article about murals discovered in the old banqueting hall of The Old Lion Inn, High Street, Sittingbourne. From Martins Bank Magazine, Spring 1954, pp18-20.
To view please find out more | | William Barlow's Map of the hundreds of Milton and Teynham (1800)
from Hastead's Topographical Survey of Kent
Available to view in detail, free of charge .
find out more | | Rayner | | Kent Family Garden
- an avenue of online public data sharing to those who do not otherwise have the facility or ability to post their own data. (Part of the Parish Clerks Online Website)
find out more | | Royal Engineers' Museum
Opening Times
Open - Tuesday to Friday - 9.00am to 5.00pm
Open - Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holiday Mondays - 11.30am to 5.00pm
Closed - Monday, Christmas week and New Years Day
Address: The Royal Engineers Museum, Prince Arthur Road, Gillingham, Kent, ME4 4UG
Telephone: 01634 822839
Approximate Distance From Sittingbourne: 10 miles / 15 mins
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| | Kent and Sharpshooters Yeomanry Museum | |
Best Selling ItemsThe Archive - Issue 49 (Digital Copy) £1.00 This file is downloaded after payment is completed.
PDF file.
Articles:
The Conundrum of the Railway Bridge
New Acquisitions - 1590 Map of the Manor of Bayford
The Conservation of Books and Documents
The Bayeaux Tapestry - The Handiwork of a Canterbury Man
HRGS Trip to St Helen's Church, Cliffe
HRGS Social Meeting Review - Talk on 'Castles' in Sittingbourne
The Hales Monument in Canterbury Cathedral
Letters to the Editor
find out more | | The History of Cryalls House £2.50 By Michael & June Stevens
A useful booklet written by the present owners of this ancient property. The study not only looks at the previous owners and the changes they have made but also considers the wider aspects of their social circle. A must for those interested in the earlier history of the area.
find out more | | Kent Archaeological Review - No.34 £0.50 Summer 1972
Published by Council for Kentish Archaeology
Articles:
Romano-British Site at St Paul's Cray
Cooling Romano-British Industrial Site
The Kentish Yeoman's House
CIB Archaeological Rescue Corps
Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at St Peter's, Thanet
The Excavation and Conservation of the Roman Forts at Dover
A Search for a Giant's Grave
A Romano-British Building at Hoath
The Lost Higham Blockhouse
find out more | | Kent Archaeological Review - No.71 £0.50 Spring 1983
Published by Council for Kentish Archaeology
Articles:
A Roman Site at Pysons Road, Ramsgate
An Important Military Discovery at Springhead
A Late Medieval Spoon from Chatham
Ritual Dog Burials from Roman Sites
Anglo-Saxon Pendant from Canterbury
A Round Barrow at West Langdon - Relocated?
A Mesolithic Adze fromSandwich
Market Hall Excavation, Dover 1982
Obituary - John Bray
A Roman Brooch from Higham
The Thames and Medway Canal Association
Special 'Mary Rose' Conference
Kent Archaeology - The Last Chance?
New Books:
Aerial Archaeology in Britain
Archaeology for Schools
Canterbury Excavation Report (Vol 1)
Hops and Hop Picking
Medieval Roads
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