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Index of Buildings

Surrenden

The Main Front
Surrenden c1826
Oil painting on canvas, View of the Entrance Front of Surrenden Dering, Kent by Rebecca Dulcibella Ferrers Orpen, later Mrs Edward Dering (1830 ? 1923), inscribed and signed, circa 1870.
Surrenden Park

Ball Room or Picture Gallery
Dining Room
Main Staircase
Stable Courtyard

Windmill

Windmill c1919
Windmill c1939
St Nicholas Church
St Nicholas Church
St Mary’s Church
St Mary’s Church
St Mary,s church interior
St Mary’s from Chambers Green Road
St Mary’s opening Kentish Express 11 March 1882
Bethel Church
Pluckley Bethel Church opening 1928
Methodist Chapel
Pluckley Station
Station 1874 (From the Tonbridge History Society`s collection)
Station 1890
Station c1930s
Station c1960
Brickworks siding c1930
Station c1980
Station c1980
Parsonage Cottage
Parsonage Cottage c1913. Alice Miles nee Marchant (in doorway) with her Sister Rosa Marchant (with pinny) who lived here with her Brother Edward Marchant. Children George Miles (Alice’s Son) and Rosa & Alice’s Niece Winifred Marchant
The “Dering Arms”
“Dering Arms”
c1960s
Dering-Arms History notes
Dering Wood Lodge
Dering Wood Lodge
Forest Gate Lodge
Forest Gate Lodge
Giles Farm
Giles Farm
Greystones
Greystones
The Grove
The Grove
Grove House
Grove House
Lambden Farm
Lambden Farm
Luckhurst Farm
Luckhurst Farm
Malmains Manor
Malmains Manor
Newhouse Farm
Newhouse Farm
New House Farm

Rose Farm

Rose Farm
Sheerland House
Sheerland House
Sheerland Farm
Sheerland Farm
The “Blacksmiths Arms” c1960
“The Spectre” formerly “The Blacksmith’s Arms”
The Spectre (The Blacksmiths Arms)
Rose and Crown
Rose and Crown c1970-80
Rose and Crown c1970-80
Snag’s Mount
Snag’s Mount, Lambden Road
Stone Lodge
Stone Lodge
The Old Manor
The Old Manor
Newsagents shop

Tollgate House

The Toll Gate – area Known as Turnpike
New Pluckley Stores
New Pluckley Stores
Baker’s Shop
Baker’s Shop
Oast House, The Thorne
Cacket Cottage
New Rectory C1941