The Hastings Road and the "Happy Springs of Tunbridge"Harper, Charles G. (Charles George)
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The Hastings Road and the "Happy Springs of Tunbridge"
Harper, Charles G. (Charles George)
England -- Description and travel; England -- Social life and customs; Hastings Road
LEWISHAM 19
ENTRANCE TO THE WIDOWS’ COLLEGE 27
IN THE FIRST QUADRANGLE, WIDOWS’ COLLEGE, BROMLEY 31
THE ROAD ACROSS BROMLEY COMMON 45
KNOCKHOLT BEECHES 59
AN OLD WAYSIDE COTTAGE, BELOW POLHILL 67
THE SOUTH FRONT, KNOLE (_Photo C. Essenhigh Corke & Co._) 99
THE PANTILES, TUNBRIDGE WELLS 127
THE TOAD ROCK 135
KENT 149
LAMBERHURST 155
SCOTNEY CASTLE 161
WEIRD OAST-HOUSES, LAMBERHURST 165
THE MOATED CASTLE OF BODIAM 183
“DUKE WILLIAM COMFORTS HIS YOUNG SOLDIERS” (_Central
Incident of the Battle of Hastings. From the
Bayeux Tapestry_) 211
BATTLE ABBEY 229
HASTINGS OLD TOWN 261
ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT
Business-Card of the “Bolt-in-Tun” Coach Office 9
The Colfe Almshouses 22
The Old Toll-house, Pratt’s Bottom 56
A Phyllis of Knockholt 61
Longford 69
Riverhead 72
Sign of the “Blackboy” Inn 78
Sign of the “Bricklayers’ Arms” 79
Old Mansion, formerly the “Cats” Inn 81
Seal of Sevenoaks Grammar School 83
Knole, from the Road 89
The Gateway, Knole 92
The Stone Court, Knole 95
The “Dumb Bell” 101
The Seven Oaks 103
The “White Hart” Inn 105
River Hill and the Kentish Weald 110
Tonbridge Castle 114
The “Chequers,” Tonbridge 118
A Sporting Weather-vane 119
Church of King Charles the Martyr 124
Tunbridge Ware 133
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