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Gazetteer of Kentish Dutch Gables http://kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/archaeologia-cantiana/ Kent Archaeological Society is a registered charity number 223382 © 2017 Kent Archaeological Society GAZETTEER OF KENTISH 17th & 18th CENTURY DUTCH & FLEMISH GABLES Key. Building Material/Style: Gable Details (shape given downwards): Br = brick Ped = Pediment F = flint Tr = triangular B & F = brick and flint Th = Thanet B & S = brick and stone Seg = segmental Or = orange (brick) Ro; = round/semi-circular R/brn = reddish brown ChPed = chimney in pediment Yell = yellow W/a = wall anchors Dress = dressings Cc = concave curve Fl B = Flemish bond Cv = convex curve Eng B = English bond Ogee = ogee curve M B = Minster bond Str = straight length NDB = No discernible bond NESW = North, East etc. Vit = vitrified (usually headers) Village/ Address Date Pediment and Building Comments town Gable Details Material/ Bond Adisham Adisham Court, N Late CI7th CliPed long Or/red Pale yellow brick & flint external end ogee under Br/NDB chimney- breast Adisham Court Lodge. The u/k Open ped, Heavily snowcemmed Street short sir, cv Ash Chequer Court See Th, ogee, cv Red br Eng B CI5th refaced and gable added to N in Knell Lane comments CI8th; ancient seat of Septvans family; Possible 2nd gable hidden by chimney. Ash 60 The Street u/k Th, 2 x cv Br rendered Former hotel, gutted by fire 2009, under rebuilt by June 2014. Ash Nos 28. 57. The No 7 has Th Both have features which suggest they Street. Ped, Sir. 1624 may originally have had curvilinear gables. Ash Guilton School Farm, High 1691 in w/a TrPed Br Fl B in Given as endowment for village 1721 Street attempted front only- ace. to Priory owner. scrolls. Ash Guilton Priory by Staple CI 2th, SthPedRoCc Rendered Road re m o d CI 7th Cv Nth ChPed & 19th StrCv Ash Guilton Poulton Farm Vikm Tudor re- Ped large Seg Redbr. Fl Gables on wings at either end of timber S built 1629 & Cc under and B framed house giving 'H' shape. CI 8th porch AshNB Molland Manor D/gable at Listed by KCC Went in a According to owner House, Molland Ln. rear storm Barham Broome Park, SE of 1635-8 Numerous Or Br in Fl B Cut & moulded brickwork, pilasters Canterbury- gables, variety etc. of shapes. Outstanding -Pevsner. Also on stables and outbuilding. 2Vi million bricks used. Barham Eagle Lodge U/k Match gables Br&S Unable to contact owner. Part of on stables at Broome Park estate originally? Broome. Birchington Grove House, off Pre 1687. S ChPed, ogee Red/bm Br in N w/a IM for I Masters The Square & possl680 N ChPed, ogee Fl B front. S w/a IC for John Covell Canterbury Road Cv NDB Birchington Smugglers, C17th Ped Th. ogee. Red Brn & W/a W are WN for William Neave, E Canterbury' Road second half Cv both ends yellow Br are W N the N reversed - builder's error? Birchington 8. The Square c.1670- Ped Th. ogee. Brn Br NDB Rendered front, addition on side. Cv both ends C19threfronted. Birchington 2. Station Road c. 1710? ChPed. ogee. Var. col. Br Fl Bo in front NDB elsewhere. W/a II Cv Fl Bo front Brenley 'Colkins' Panel 1656 Ped Ro only Brick in Eng Just off M2. Told by A. Percival. Corner TR 034592 &PWM B. Included for comparison. Broadstairs Stone Farm, 1710 tablet Ped Th. ogee. R/brnNDB Huggett. Brooks, Pavlen named in Lanthorne Road 1839 Cv. Ped Ro. F&B tablet. Huggett and Paulin named in extension Seg. extension tablet. Broadstairs Serene House and 1603 KCC ChPed 2xCv at F&B Historic House - KCC. Similar Milton High Street Cottage (orig. one) rear only Place 1673 demolished 1910 across High Street. Broadstairs Little Upton, Vale C.1675TDC Th Ped ogee, R/brnNDB Original was very small. Upton Road. Cv Fl B at rear Broadstairs Sacketf s Hill Farm c.1680* Tr Ped, ogee at R/brnFlBin * Date on family (now USA) website. TR369687 both ends. front. Now in disrepair, needs saving as it is unique in Kent. Broadstairs, Old Farm House, Porch 1682° ThPed,2xCv R/brnBrFl *According to owner. °In tablet with St Peter's (Hopeville Fann), Front 1710a E end only B in front; Mockett owners for 300+years. Flint Hopeville Avenue. Rest 1657* NDB foundations. aRefronted Queen Anne style Broadstairs Old Swan Cottage, Early CI8th Ped Seg, ogee, F, red br Deeds go back to 1714. Originally two Reading St. Reading Street Cv dressings cottages. Dormers added C20th. Bricked up windows back & front. Broadstairs Rozine Cottage Early CI8th Ped Seg, ogee, F, red br Also originally two cottages, extension Reading St. Reading Street Cv dressings on N was a shop. Matching gable at rear is modem replacement. Four others lost. Broadstairs 39, Nelson Place CI 8th? Now shaved F, red br & This house probably had Dutch gable rendered on S side originally. Note 3 oval recesses. Bromley 42. Corkscrew Hill C18th Ped Seg Cc ? Former Rectory. Canterbury' St Martin's Hill 1657 in w/a 2 x Ped Ro, Cv Or Br in Eng Sometimes wrongly quoted as the at both ends B earliest Dutch gable. Canterbiuy Sylvan House, Early CI8th Ped Ro Cv Rendered At side of Wincheap Gate demolished Worthgate Place 1770. Canterbury Hospital Lane Mostly 2 x Ped Ro Cv Red Br NDB Dates 1317, 1617, and 1708 CI 9th almshouses. Canterbury High Street ? Shaped Rendered. Pizza Hut Charing Pett Place Front CI8th 4 x shaped Red br. St Origins CI 1th enlarged C16th & CI7th gables CI9th gables dressings. Charing Honeywood House U/k Gable unique. Red br, Eng Owned by Honeywood family, also mis repaired? B Pett Place above. Chart See under Great and Little Chart In Ashford Area list Chart Sutton Church Road - SE of Early CI8th Ped half oval, Or/red br in Originally a bam with full height TQ 804 495 Maidstone Court CcCvatboth FlB,vit. double doors on both sides. Gable also Fann House ends headers over bam doors facing yard. Fomier tithe bam? Ditto Ditto Building 2 Ped Ro Cc. Cv Ditto Originally the fami, now two cottages Ditto Ditto Building 3 Ditto Ditto Former outbuilding, now two dwellings. Chartham Small Cottage U/k Ped Seg. Cv R/brnNDB E of Burnt House Farm by railway track Chartham DeL'Angle House 1700-1732 Ped Seg. ogee; Fl B in part, On The Green. For J. Maximilien de ChPed. dark red br. L'Angle a Huguenot refugee 1696 - 1724 Chartham Howfield Manor 1806 in 2xPed Ro. brick KCC say front mid CI7th rear CI3th. gable 2xTr Chillenden Chillenden Court CI 5th timber ChPed N & S. Eng B in part Gable walls added cl700 when w/a Farm. Wealden CcCv NDB added presumably. Part Tr ped on S Hall gable. Cobham The Moimt, Watling CI 6th re- 3 x Ped Ro, Red br FIB Gables 'copy of originals' which must St.. Gravesham built eaves Cc. 3 finials vit headers have been added c. CI8th. Stone up C19. on each dressings. Coombe Coombe Lane 1723 in ChPed. ogee, Br FIB Was Rose Cottage. Originally two Cottage. 1km E Ash panel CW Cv cottages Sometimes wrongly quoted as entwined 'Kent's last'. Cottington Court - see Sholden Deal 15, Beach Street C17/18th? Ped Ro, ogee Reddish Br 8. Broad Street ditto Ogee side of Br No Ped. Ch 2, Chapel Street ditto Part Cv only Br Just visible from Oak St. Rest shaved? 10. Chapel Street ditto Th Ped, ogee Rend Cv under ogee at rear 7, Coppin Street ditto Likely did ltave but built out. 12, Dolphin Street ditto Ped Ro. ogee, Rend Gable faces road. 4 x w/a Cv 14, Dolphin Street ditto Mutilated Nos 6 & 8 possibly did at one time 15, Dolphin Street ditto Ped Ro. ogee, Br NDB* * 3 headers to 1 stretcher seen mostly. Cv 19, Farrier Street ditto ChPed. ogee. Br NDB* •mostly stretchers Originally Cv detached? 12, Golden Street c.1680 Looks as though gable has been lost also no.4 13, Griffin Street CI 7/18th ? Ped Ro. Cc, Rend Cv 14, Griffin Street ditto Spoilt to W Rend 17, Griffin Street ditto Seg Ped, 2 x Rend. Cv Watch Cott. Griffin ditto OneCv S remains 2, Middle Street ditto No gable but Adjoins no 4 & house in South Street yvith D/gables 4, Middle Street ditto Ped Ro, 2xCv Br FIB Curves same front & rear. Brownish bricks 6, Middle Street ditto ChPed. 2xCv Rend Told late CI7th to early 18th 11, Middle Street CI 7/18th Seg Ped, ogee, Red br Eng B Bricked up window in N gable. Cv 13, Middle Street, 1710 Ped damaged Red br FIB Queen Anne style and unusually- a front Queen Anne House 2xCv garden. See next entry. 13, Middle Street off Pre 1710? Ped Th, Cc. Red br NDB Outhouse in rear garden of above, but Jeyvs Harp Alley Cv looks older. Hangman's Cottage Early Ped Ro, 2xCv Br NDB Off Jew's harp Alley. Adjoining cottage looks to have also ltad a D/gable, being altered 2010 Deal 84. Middle Street C17Ul/18th Remnant only Rend Faces the road 133, Middle Street ditto Ped Seg, Cc. Rend Cv Deal. Upper Jenkins Well, 1694 + later Ped flat, ogee, Red Br in Flint foundations on older %rd which is London Road/Manor addition to N Cv Eng & Fl B the Eng bond without shaped gable. Road Denton Denton Court 1792-1810 Ped Seg. ogee. Red Br and Built for Sir SE Bridges. Later owned TR 216 467 finials on top; stone. Fl B by Willets family hence WHW in side as a parapet gable.
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