Source/Archive record (Bibliographic reference) SKE31597 - Hoo Peninsula Outline Historic Area Assessment: Stoke Parish. Research Report 12-2014

Title Hoo Peninsula Outline Historic Area Assessment: Stoke Parish. Research Report 12-2014
Author/Originator
Date/Year 2014
ISSN 2046-9799
ISSN 2046-9802

Abstract/Summary

The Parish of Stoke lies on the south side of the Hoo Peninsula. Situated below a ridge of higher ground, its landscape is a mixture of farmland and saltings fringing the river Medway. Three areas of settlement developed in the parish; a manorial and religious centre in the village of Stoke, a residential and commercial settlement at Lower Stoke, and a small hamlet at Middle Stoke. Of these, only Lower Stoke experienced significant residential expansion in the 20th century. The parish is crossed by two significant transport routes, the A228 and the mineral railway and the geography of Stoke Saltings have been greatly affected by the widespread extraction of clay in the late 19th and early 20th century for the cement industry. This Historic Area Assessment provides an overview of the historical development and architectural character of the parish. It forms a component of the larger Hoo Peninsula Historic Landscape Project.

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Description

Research Report Series 12-2014

Location

Kent County Council Heritage 2016/47

Referenced Monuments (34)

  • Avondale Place, set of seven terraced cottages, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • CHURCH OF ST PETER AND ST PAUL (Listed Building)
  • Church Terrace, Upper Stoke, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • Clematis Cottage, Upper Stoke, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • Coningsby Villa, Middle Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Court Lodge Farm (Parsonage Farm) (Farmstead)
  • Cuckold's Green (Cuckolds Green), Stoke Parish (Farmstead)
  • Elm Tree Cottages, Upper Stoke, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • Gravel pits, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • Jubilee Cottages, Middle Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Mackays Court Farm (Mackeys Court) (Farmstead)
  • Malmaynes (Malmains) Hall, Stoke Parish (Farmstead)
  • Melbourne House, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Moomba, detached villa off Allhallows Road, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Myrtle Villa, off Allhallows Road, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Nags Head public house, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • New Barn Farm, Stoke Parish (Farmstead)
  • Palmers Terrace, Allhallows Road, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Ship Inn, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • Site of Middle Stoke railway station, Stoke (Monument)
  • Smithy or forge, Grain Road, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • SOUTH VIEW (Listed Building)
  • Stoke Community School, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Stoke junction railway crossing and sidings (halt), near Stoke Great Fleet (Monument)
  • Sycamore House - formerly a pair of cottages, Allhallows Road, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • The Mill House, Allhallows Road, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • The White Horse Public House, Upper Stoke, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • Tudor Farm, Stoke Parish (Farmstead)
  • Tuff's Cottages, Middle Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Turkeyhall Farm (Turkey Hall Farm), Stoke Parish (Farmstead)
  • United Methodist Church, Lower Stoke, Stoke Parish (Building)
  • Walnut Tree Farm (Farmstead)
  • Wheelwrights and workshop, possible remains, adjoining Silver Hope house, Middle Stoke, Stoke Parish (Monument)
  • Windmill, Allhallows Road, Stoke Parish (owned by Cooper) (Monument)

Referenced Events (1)

  • EKE15030 Hoo Peninsula Outline Historic Area Assessment: Stoke Parish. Research Report 12-2014. (Ref: Research Report Series 12-2014)

Record last edited

May 4 2016 1:00PM