All Saints
Place of worship in Wouldham
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All Saints in Wouldham is listed here under Place of worship. You'll find it in Wouldham ME1 3TD.
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Holborough · 2.5 miles
Temple Marsh is a woodland area located near Temple Manor in Strood, Rochester, Kent. It is known for its wildlife and natural habitats, offering a quiet and scenic environment
Rochester Castle
Rochester · 3.1 miles
Rochester Castle, a historic Norman fortress in Kent, England, was built in 1127. Its impressive stone keep exemplifies medieval architecture. The castle played a key role in conflicts like the First Barons' War and is now a popular heritage site.
Victoria Gardens
Chatham · 3.1 miles
Public park established to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee on land formerly leased from the War Department.
Dadd's Hole
Cobham · 3.7 miles
This site marks where Richard Dadd murdered his father in 1843. Charles Dickens, drawn to the macabre, often visited and re-enacted the murder to entertain friends.
The Paddock
Chatham · 3.7 miles
Edwardian public park in central Chatham, originally reclaimed marshland and later a War Department defensive field. Converted into a civic green space in the early 19th century
Driver Fountain
Chatham · 3.7 miles
A historic monument that was returned to the area in 2024. Originally donated by three-time Mayor William Dawes Driver in 1899 as a memorial to his father. The fountain served people and horses until it was removed in 1961.
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