Faversham Life

An inside view

Wreights House-2

Posted: 6th May, 2021 Category:

The deepening curve of the back of the exedra gives space for storing the vacuum cleaner in the utility room cupboards

Nik Glancy, sculptor

15th March, 2019

A 19th century plan of Mall House showing croquet and tennis lawns. It is interesting to see that the name of Richard Jones Hilton, who moved into Mall House in 1891, is written across where the station car park is today. In Wreights House next door, Mr Frederick Francis Giraud is living - either the father who died in 1866 or his son, who had the same name, who stayed on with his sisters. The railway was opened in 1858

An Historical History of Mall House

9th June, 2023

Pickled walnuts, a great British tradition

14th December, 2018

Faversham Open Gardens & Garden Market Day

23rd June, 2017

Hopping in Kent

8th September, 2017

Kentish Chestnut Fencing

21st April, 2017