A Malt house on Limekiln Street, Dover, may have belonged to E. Rutley Jnr, in 1839.(1) By 1859 it belinged to G.S. Page and is described as having a 'capital of 16 quarter malting with good barley and malt stores. (2) after the death of Mr. page in 1874, the malt house and stores were auctioned and not re-opened. (3) The site has since been cleared. The First Edition OS map notes that this site was at that point in use as a brewery. (4)

<1> Pigot & Co., 1840, Pigot & Co's. Royal, National and Commercial Directory and Topography of the County of Kent, Peggott's Directory of Kent, 1839. (Article in serial). SKE29962.

<2> Kelly's Directory of Kent, Kelley's Directory of Kent,1859 and 1867. (Monograph). SKE7973.

<3> James Preston, 2015, Malting and Malthouses in Kent (Monograph). SKE32104.

<4> Landmark, Ordnance Survey 1:2,500 map (OS 1st edition 1862-1875): Landmark Epoch 1 (Map). SKE30964.