Ospringe, Water Lane 1952
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Here we see the appropriately named Water Lane in the village, which was named after the spring that arises here. Ospringe was once a pilgrims' stop on the way to Canterbury. The half-timbered house stands on the site of a hospital founded by Henry III in 1234. Roman relics have been found here and authorities in the past believed Ospringe to be the site of the Roman Durolevum.
An extract from Villages of Kent Photographic Memories.
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