Around Canterbury

A collection grouped by its nearest reference town, with original heritage evidence for every record.

18official records

5heritage categories

3published access reviews

This collection brings together evidence from official heritage indexes. It is a starting point for reading the landscape, not a complete inventory or a list of visitor attractions. Source names may describe surviving structures, former features or larger complexes. Current condition and permission to visit require separate checks.

The most represented themes here are industrial (14 records), cold war (1 records), wwii (1 records). Counts reflect the selection method and recording coverage, not the historical prevalence of each structure.

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Check the official source before making plans. Map coordinates do not establish public access. Area labels are discovery windows; town labels use approximate reference centres.

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Cold War

Harty Ferry Road Cold War battery

Near Canterbury

Researched guide · September 2026

Around Canterbury

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Harty Ferry Road Cold War battery

Herne Windmill

Chillenden Windmill

Engine Shed At Faversham Station

Tyler Hill Railway Tunnel, Including North And South Portals, Under Tyler Hill (Former Canterbury And Whitstable Railway)

A World War II Chain Home Radar station at Dunkirk, 200m north east of Christ Church

Lime Kiln 30 Metres North Of Putt Cottage

Oare Windmill

Borstal Hill Windmill

Watermill

Chartham Corn Mill

Copton Windmill

Water Tower

The Windmill Public House

Querns Windmill

Davison'S Windmill Stelling Minnis Stelling Minnis Or Davison'S Windmill

Water Tower

Fan House And Winder House (Koepe) No. 2 At Snowdown Colliery