Chiddingstone, St Mary's Church And Cottages c.1955
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C86013

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This little cluster of 16th- and 17th-century gabled timbered cottages, along with the pub (not visible in the photograph), was acquired in its entirety by the National Trust in 1939. The church is 14th-century in the main. Chiddingstone is often claimed to be the most attractive village in Kent. Wild boar once roamed the surrounding countryside, and are commemorated here in the names of Boar?Place and Boreshill.
An extract from Villages of Kent Photographic Memories.
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