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Eythorne is a
civil parish and
small village located 7.3
miles north-northwest of
Dover in Kent, with a
combined po****tion of
approximately 2,500 residents...
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Eythorne railway station is a
station on the East Kent Railway.
Originally a
station on the East Kent
Light Railway, It
opened on 16
October 1916 but closed...
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Eythorne Baptist Church originated in the
meetings of
early 16th
century Baptists who had
crossed the
English Channel from the low
countries to Kent to...
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original Faversham signalling panel.
Eythorne Station plays host to a
variety of
features on
special event days.
Eythorne is the
picture of a
pretty countryside...
- been
famous for its colliery,
although it is
located in the
village of
Eythorne,
operated from 1906 to 1986 as one of the four main pits of the Kent coalfield...
- parish, now in the
parish of
Eythorne, in the
Dover district, in east Kent, England. It is
between Shepherdswell,
Eythorne and Nonington,
close to the...
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Canterbury and
Dover in the
county of Kent in
Southeast England.
Located near
Eythorne,
Elvington was
mostly built in the
early 20th
century to
serve the nearby...
- with Tilmanstone.
Railway 5 of 4
miles was a
branch from
Railway 1 at
Eythorne to the
brickfields near
Northbourne Rectory Railway 6 of 2
miles was a...
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original on 21 May 2013.
Retrieved 4 May 2013. "Church of St Nicholas,
Eythorne". BritishListedBuildings.co.uk.
Retrieved 21
March 2016. "Pembroke Castle"...
- of them was
later raised to
admiral himself.
Henry Harvey was born in
Eythorne, Kent in 1737, the
second son of
Richard and
Elizabeth Harvey. With his...
