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  • Little Mill Postcard Reverse

    Little Mill Postcard Reverse

    Reference: WH1094
  • A Drink in Westerham Past and Present

    A Drink in Westerham Past and Present

  • Dr Horace Hay

    Dr Horace Hay

    Dr Hay’s surgery was in Mill Leat on Vicarage Hill.  But at that time it was not called Mill Leat, but Borde Hill. His daughter, Jean had a  new house built on the other side of the road, and took the name of the old house with her. It is now the vicarage for St Mary’s ...
    Reference: WH9003
  • Blanche Warde

    Blanche Warde

    Reference: WH9004
  • Weller Family 1912

    Weller Family 1912

    Reference: WH9002
  • 1937 Green Line Coach advertisement

    1937 Green Line Coach advertisement

    Clive Gardiner designed this advert in 1937 for the Green Line Coach Company. In an eye-catching naive but colourful style, it shows Elm View Mill beside the Round Pond in Mill Lane at the west-end of town. For more information, click here
    Reference: 0081
  • Summer of 1914 event in Westerham, July 2014

    Summer of 1914 event in Westerham, July 2014

  • 1896 O.S. map

    1896 O.S. map

    The 1896 map shows much more development along the western end of what we know today as the High Street compared to that shown on the 1869 map. It is interesting to note that the only named road is ‘New Street’ where construction was begun in 1859
    Reference: 0077
  • 1897 O.S. map

    1897 O.S. map

    Reference: 0076
  • 1869 O.S. map

    1869 O.S. map

  • 1907 O.S. map of Westerham

    1907 O.S. map of Westerham

  • 1911 Census

    1911 Census

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