Source/Archive record (Unpublished document) SKE8205 - Caves and Tunnels in South East England Part 15
| Title | Caves and Tunnels in South East England Part 15 |
|---|---|
| Author/Originator | Kent Underground Research Group |
| Date/Year | 2001 |
Abstract/Summary
Research report on caves and tunnels in South East England.
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Description
Records Volume 27, Research Report 2001
Location
Kent County Council Heritage 2002/176
Referenced Monuments (10)
- TQ 67 SW 458 19th century ice-well at Horns Place, Gravesend (Monument)
- TR 36 NE 463 Chalk mine and tunnel system, Albion Road, St Peters (Monument)
- TR 36 NE 461 Chalk tunnel, possibly of military construction, in the gardens og 63 and 61, High Street, St Peters (Monument)
- TQ 66 NW 60 Chalk well in Hartley (Monument)
- TR 35 NW 882 Denehole 50m south of Woodnesborough Church (Monument)
- TQ 57 SE 248 Denehole at 179 Coombefield Drive, Darenth (Monument)
- TQ 76 NW 67 Fort Borstal, Rochester (Monument)
- TQ 56 NW 129 Possible denehole in garden of 12/14 Archers Way, Swanley (Monument)
- TR 36 NE 462 Small 18th century chalk quarry in the garden of 'The Coves', St Peters (Monument)
- TR 36 NE 462 Small 18th century chalk quarry in the garden of 'The Coves', St Peters (Monument)
Referenced Events (5)
- EKE9746 Field observation of denehole at 179 Coombfield Drive, Darenth
- EKE9748 Field observation on an ice storage, Horn Yard, Gravesend
- EKE9749 Observation of a shaft at Woodnesborough
- EKE9747 Observation on a chalk tunnel in the garden of 63 High Street, St Peters
- EKE9750 Survey of a chalk mine at junction of Albion Road and Livingstone Road, St Peters
Record last edited
Jan 21 2014 12:33PM