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Tag Archives: C18 Kent Vernacular
High Street No. 217, 1700s house and former bookshop – Heritage Buildings
The tattooist (No. 217), and the next door shop, occupy an 18th century house, worthy of mention as it was the premises of two Bromley notable historians and printers, each producing from this shop an invaluable histories of Bromley – … Continue reading
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Tagged C18 Kent Vernacular, Heritage Buildings, High Street (North)
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