Fordwich, c.1950
Photo ref: F38002
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Once the port for Canterbury, Fordwich was a town when Domesday was compiled. Now it is now just an attractive riverside village. The church is 14th-century, though there are some traces of Saxon work, and is dedicated to St Mary. The Caen stone used in the construction of Canterbury Cathedral was landed here.

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