Medway
Properties and events in Medway
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Manor Farm Barn, Parsonage Lane, Frindsbury
One of the Great Barns of England; built by the monks of St Andrews monastery in Rochester around 1403, it is one of the longest medieval wooden structures in the country, and an inspiring example of the craftsmanship of the age.
St John’s Chatham
St John’s Chatham has been undergoing significant works in the last couple of years. Come and see this amazing and newly refurbished Waterloo Church in the heart of historic Chatham.
St Margaret's Church, Rochester
Visit one of Rochester's ancient parish churches, climb the tower and take in the spectacular view of the Medway Towns
The Foord Almshouses
Join us on a guided tour of the Almshouses during the Heritage Open Days to discover the fascinating stories of the Foord Almshouses.
The French Hospital
The French Hospital charity established in 1718 will be open to the public on Saturday 13th September from 11am - 4pm. There will be bookable talks about the Huguenots and a chance to see the buildings and gardens and refreshments.
The Hospital of Sir John Hawkins, Knight in Chatham
Built on the site of Kettle Hard, a part of Bishop Gundulph's Hospital of St Bartholomew, the almshouses today are a square of Georgian houses dating from the 1790s they replaced Hawkins ' Tudor period buildings.
Watts Almshouses
Discover Richard Watts and the fascinating history of his Charity established since 1579. A guided tour and exhibition will provide a glimpse into the lives of the people who lived & worked here; an almshouse will be open for viewing where possible.