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'What On Kent' lists many of the events, talks and visits being held over the coming period, that all have an historical theme. Just follow the link for full details.

If you are holding an event with an historical theme, and would like it included in 'What On Kent', click here and enter the details. There is no charge for inclusion in What On Kent listings. 

The Paintings of William Hubbard by Janet Hearne-Gillham – Lamorbey & Sidcup Local History Society
Flowers for Emma by John & Sue Pearce – Folkestone & District Family History Society
AGM then Plaxtol Houses by Jonathan Fenner – Plaxtol Local History Group
Kilndown, a Place of Change by David Denton – Goudhurst and Kilndown Local History Society
AGM then Frittenden’s Rector – Socialite or Socialist by Phil Betts – Cranbrook Museum
Magic Lantern in History and Film by Barry Littlechild – Wrotham Historical Society
Thomas Fletcher Waghorn by Clive Bradburn - Chatham Historical Society
Guided Visit to Salomans, Southborough: meet at Salomans 6pm - Leigh & District Historical Society
Dode Church by Douglas Chapman - Loose Area History Society
Kent Heroes by Chris McCooey – Horton Kirby & South Darenth Local History Society
Coal Mining in Kent by Jim Davies: 7.30pm Bridge Village Hall - Bridge & District History Society
National Coastwatch by John Keeble: 7.30pm Hardy Hall, Skinner Road, Lydd - Friends of Lydd
Clementine - the Woman Behind by R Colman - Brenchley & Matfields Local History Society
My Life in Silver by Alan Fox: 7.30pm Gt Mongeham Parish Hall - Gt Mongeham Society
Kent’s Historical Agricultural Buildings by David Carter – Maidstone Area Archaeological Group
Frosts, Freezes and Fairs by Ian Currie: 7.45pm Mick Jagger Centre, Datford - Dartford Historical
Hadlow Castle by Roger Stanley: 8pm St Mary's Church upper room - Hadlow Historical Society
Norwood Manor by M Hawkins: 7.45pm Bethel Hall, Chape Street, Minster-on-Sea - Sheppey LHS
Ancient Kent by Julia Page: 8pm Methodist Church, Furnace Lane - Horsmonden LHS
The Father of Nobody's Children by Dr Frank Andrews: 7.30pm Grand Jury room, Sandwhich Guildhall
West Kent Villages between the wars by Ed Thompson: 8pm St Nicholas Church, Sevenoaks
Clothes of the 20's & 30's by Lee Ault: 7.30pm Barming Village Hall, Heath Rd - Barming History Society
Kent Rogues, Rascals & Rebels by Chris McCooey: - Lamorbey & Sidcup Local History Society
Tithing Troubles by Peter Cooper: 8pm Methodist Churc hall, 2 High St, Headcorn - Headcorn LHS

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