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the Old Blues
Association practically went to pieces with only one annual dinner having been held in 1914. After the war a reunion dinner was held in 1920, the second annual dinner, which restarted the Old Blues Association activities. The Old Gravesendians RFC was often referred to as 'Gravesend Old
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In 2004 the original building, and parts of the newer buildings were demolished to make way for a new community hospital. Gravesend
Community Hospital provides a Minor Injury Unit, Dental services, Speech and Language therapy and Physiotherapy. It also has a Stroke Ward and offers inpatient care. The
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After only 20 years, most of the canal was closed and the canal's tunnel was converted to railway use. Initially, canal and railway shared the tunnel, with the single track built on timber supports, but by 1847, canal use was abandoned and a double track laid. Today
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on the warmest day of 2011, when temperatures reached 33.1 °C. Additionally, the town holds at least two records for the year 2010, of 30.9 °C and 31.7 °C. Another record was set during
England's Indian summer of 2011 with 29.9 °C., the highest temperature ever recorded in the UK
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Old
Gravesendians RFC (founded in 1929) consisted traditionally of former Gravesend Grammar School pupils. Prior to the forming of Old Gravesendians RFC, on leaving the Grammar School, former pupils had continued to engage in various sports through the Old Blues Association (founded in 1914). Owing
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recorded in 1715. The first
Borough Regatta began in 1882, setting the pattern for an annual event on the River Thames that is carried on to this day. The River Thames in Gravesend is home to the Gravesend Rowing Club (founded in 1878), which the club claims is the oldest existing sporting club in
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Gravesend life, and may well have been the deciding factor for the first settlement there. One of the town's first distinctions was in being given the sole right to transport passengers to and from London by water in the late 14th century. The "Tilt
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was placed at the highest point in
Gravesend, 179 ft (55 m) overlooking the high-water mark of the river. One mill burnt down in 1763 but was replaced the following year and that too demolished in 1894. The last surviving windmill is reported as having been destroyed by fire during
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was a 1965 BBC television drama-documentary film depicting a nuclear war that was initially banned, and not broadcast until July 1985. The film was shot in
Gravesend and in the other Kent towns of Tonbridge, Chatham and Dover, with a cast which was almost entirely made up of non-actors.
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by turning out a side every season. Since 2000 Old Gravesendians (Old G's) have reached six Kent Plate finals, winning two. They achieved promotion to London League rugby in 2009, but were relegated in 2009–10. Old G's put out three sides with the first team playing in
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was filmed in and around Gravesend. It features many squalid streets running down towards the river that even then were being progressively cleared for redevelopment. It is also possible to hear in the background steam engines working out of the now closed
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is associated with Gravesend and villages around the borough. Many of the links between him and Gravesham are still in evidence – Gravesend he visited, at Chalk he spent his honeymoon, at Higham he lived and died, and at Cobham he found inspiration for
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in 1853; it had its origin on 2 December 1850, as a dispensary on the Milton Road "to assist the really destitute poor of Gravesend and Milton and vicinities ... unable to pay for medical aid". By 1893, 4,699 such people had benefited by its presence.
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and providing food and clothes for them from his Army wages. His links with Gravesend are commemorated locally on the embankment at the Riverside Leisure Area, which is known as the Gordon Promenade, and at Khartoum Place that lies just to the
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and the East Coast in 1953. In these and other situations, rescue and intelligence gathering were severely hampered by a lack of centralised command and control, and lack of a detailed "picture". De Neumann resigned his command after returning
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from the Spithead Review and joined the PLA, immediately suggesting, in a report to them submitted in 1953, that a feasibility study of such a system be carried out. He then oversaw its development and ultimate installation at Gravesend.
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3401:(1595–1617), the first Native American girl or woman to visit England. She was taken ill on her return voyage to America, and died aged 21 after coming ashore at Gravesend. She was buried under the chancel of St George's parish church.
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interchange for high speed and metro rail services. In December 2009, the full high-speed timetable between London and Kent came into force and passenger usage from Gravesend has exceeded expectations. High-speed services from
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outpatient department provides care for much of the local area and is separate from those offered at Darent Valley Hospital. In addition, Gravesend emergency doctors out of hours service as well as podiatry are offered.
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visited the statue to mark the 400th anniversary of the death and burial of Pocahontas in Gravesend. The Ambassador laid a floral tribute of 21 roses at its base, symbolising each year of Pocahontas' life.
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St Andrew's Art Centre & Gallery, sits between Bawley Bay and Anchor Cove, both being the embarkation points for British colonists sailing to New Zealand and Australia, in the early 19th century.
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3422:(1844–1908) was an officer in the Russian Navy and was posted to Gravesend in 1862, where he wrote part of his first symphony, said to be the first such style of composition attempted by a
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in 1645 suggests that it may be named after Gravesend, England. Lady Deborah was originally from London and is credited with being the first woman to found a settlement in the New World.
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1973:(TQ 6575 7413) was built by the Gravesend Corporation in 1902–03 to supply local demand for electricity. It was built on the south side of the basin at the west end of the
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passes two miles (3 km) south of Gravesend town centre; a mile stretch of it was rerouted in the early 2000s to take the traffic away from the south end of the town.
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an Imperial German Navy airship passed over Windmill Hill, dropping bombs on it; today there are three markers indicating where these bombs struck.
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assistance, as do the larger ships moored at Tilbury landing stages. There have been many tug companies based at Gravesend: among them the
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online community to purchase a 75% stake in the club in November 2007, and its takeover was completed early in 2008.
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church, but this gurdwara closed in 2010. The same year, one of the United Kingdom's largest
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3271:(1845–1904) Swedish chemist and paper-maker who relocated to Gravesend.
3212:(1774–1857), creator of the Beaufort Scale, was stationed at Gravesend.
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Old Gravesendians RFC continued to foster rugby in Gravesend during
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The Clock Tower located at the top of Harmer Street, Gravesend, Kent
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Reserved, Gravesham Borough Council – All Rights (1 January 2016).
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came into being, there was a vehicle ferry at Gravesend as well.
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Pilot Station and has witnessed rejuvenation since the advent of
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Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (1995).
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4084:"New Tavern Fort, Gravesend, including Milton Chantry (1013658)"
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Gravesend's Victorian railway station modernised for HS1 in 2014
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as Ben Mitchell, was born and lives in Gravesend. He attended
3385:(1825–1892), English writer, who designed the "Rob Roy" canoe.
3317:(1992), is dominated by AIDS-related elegies. He relocated to
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who play an important role in navigation on the River Thames.
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In secondary education, Gravesend has the following schools:
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A view of Royal Terrace Pier and London River House Gravesend
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has recently been opened at the Woodville Halls in the town.
3218:(born 1932), artist who trained at Gravesend School of Art.
2356:, terminating by the river and for some time operating as a
429:, England, situated 21 miles (35 km) east-southeast of
3228:(1919–2013), renowned statistician, and a recipient of the
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at Gravesend since at least 1698, with the first organised
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1156:, 26 miles (42 km) to the ESE. Gravesend, which has a
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List of twin towns and sister cities in the United Kingdom
3192:(born 1986), actress, was born at Northfleet and attended
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has been played since its foundation at the behest of the
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Thus Gravesend continues to record higher temperatures in
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Gravesend and Dartford Reporter, Saturday 15 January 1921
3994:"Gordon Gardens | Garden | Gravesend|Kent"
1106:(most of King's Farm estate was built in the 1920s); and
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in its Charter of Incorporation of that year. The first
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The True Story of Pocahontas: The Other Side of History
5418:"Charles George Gordon (1833–1885): A Brief Biography"
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Gravesend and Dartford Reporter, Saturday 20 July 1878
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had been plying the route for at least two centuries:
4496:"Latest news from around Great Britain – MSN News UK"
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bus services connecting the town with other areas in
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The ferry from Tilbury coming alongside at Gravesend
2056:. The races are traditionally competed by Gravesend
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similar to much of southern England, being accorded
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5603:. Vol. 12 (11th ed.). 1911. p. 383.
5483:. Vol. 17 (11th ed.). 1911. p. 232.
4314:"Gravesend, England Köppen Climate Classification"
3351:(MP) 2005-2024, lives on Darnley Road in the town.
2767:(grandfather of the celebrated England cricketer,
2276:The main roads through the town are the west–east
2075:was first thought up between 1950 and 1952 by Cdr
1766:have been based here since the late 19th century.
3488:(born 2000), English professional footballer for
2998:Gravesend is briefly mentioned in the 1818 novel
2546:, starts at Gravesend and traces the coast as in
2492:bus services connecting the town with Bluewater,
2006:. Gravesend soon became one of the first English
1856:, created a life-size statue of the 17th-century
5587:. Vol. XI (9th ed.). 1880. p. 65.
811:On Gravesend's river front are the remains of a
5338:. Information-britain.co.uk. 12 February 2007.
2213:, which is one of the busiest in the country.
2164:traditionally stopped here at a point known as
1760:Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII)
5495:"'I'd like to play Ben in EastEnders forever'"
4674:"Gravesend Town Pier – National Piers Society"
2188:Lower Thames and Medway Passenger Boat Company
1993:, a Panamax vessel, being docked by Gravesend
1924:and for its tea gardens and other amusements.
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5549:. Archant Community Media Ltd. Archived from
2574:, a distance of 80 miles (128 km).
2303:On 26 March 2006 the first of the area's new
2168:to lighten their loads before sailing up the
1016:, and so Gravesend was heavily bombed by the
637:can be seen in a court record of 1422, where
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5336:"Edwin Arnold, famous people from Gravesend"
4849:. Swindon: National Monuments Record Centre.
729:in 1320/21 on the original site of a former
4466:"Flash flood warnings for parts of England"
2610:churches as well as other smaller chapels.
1821:in the Palace of Westminster, which houses
1721:Gravesend has the world's oldest surviving
457:. Gravesend marks the eastern limit of the
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4738:. Port of London Authority. Archived from
3654:"Gravesend, Brooklyn – Forgotten New York"
3303:(born 1955) film director was educated at
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743:Gravesend has one of the oldest surviving
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5547:"British towns twinned with French towns"
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4169:. Pastscape. 8 March 2016. Archived from
3969:. St. George's, Gravesend. Archived from
3158:Learn how and when to remove this message
2955:Learn how and when to remove this message
1977:. The buildings were demolished in 1995.
1163:Being inland and yet relatively close to
465:. In 2021 it had a population of 58,102.
5256:James Costley-White (21 December 2010).
5166:"Welcome to Gravesend Regatta Committee"
2558:; 163 miles (262 km) in total. The
2526:, operated daily (except Sundays), from
1087:From its origins as a landing place and
1000:commenced his record-breaking flight to
4796:"Clock Tower (Grade II) (1089024)"
4569:Gravesend Farmers Market (2 May 2017).
3756:, Sydney Harker 1979 ISBN o-86023-091-0
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2674:St John's Catholic Comprehensive School
2309:Ebbsfleet International railway station
877:reached America under the captaincy of
598:, and translates into plain English as
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5527:from the original on 24 September 2017
5501:from the original on 24 September 2017
4847:The Power Stations of the Lower Thames
3579:Gravesham (UK Parliament constituency)
3366:Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
841:and his Native American wife Rebecca (
556:Another theory suggests that the name
5072:from the original on 15 February 2016
5012:from the original on 25 February 2016
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4400:"Temperature Record – 10 August 2003"
3864:from the original on 18 December 2014
3773:from the original on 10 December 2016
3472:Charles Stewart, 3rd Duke of Richmond
3174:Statue of General Gordon at Gravesend
2644:was opened at a cost of £12 million.
2617:Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara, Gravesend
2400:. Some of these services continue to
2194:. The cross-river passenger ferry to
1139:Köppen Climate Classification-subtype
908:between 1865 and 1879; it is now the
883:Disney animated film of the same name
849:, boarded a ship in London bound for
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6347:Populated places on the River Thames
5614:The History of the Town of Gravesend
5608:Gravesend Tourist Information Centre
5102:from the original on 19 January 2008
4951:from the original on 11 January 2007
4766:"Gravesend Clock Tower in Gravesend"
4189:Kenttodayandyesterday.blogspot.co.uk
3494:St George's Church of England School
3265:art movement, was born in Gravesend.
3096:adding citations to reliable sources
2893:adding citations to reliable sources
2682:St George's Church of England School
2454:or London Charing Cross via Sidcup.
1098:Gravesend's built-up areas comprise
775:was opened, it remained in use as a
4899:from the original on 3 January 2011
4536:from the original on 3 October 2012
4476:from the original on 2 October 2018
3589:List of Battle of Britain airfields
3407:(born 1992), actor who appeared in
3373:(1896-1967), war pensioner activist
2820:Rowing races have been held on the
2740:. An agreement was reached for the
2570:in East Sussex where it links with
2376:, are offered via Gravesend to the
487:, it retains strong links with the
5453:from the original on 23 March 2013
5316:. Peter Watkins. 24 September 1965
5264:from the original on 14 April 2016
4801:National Heritage List for England
4654:from the original on 13 April 2016
4502:. 16 February 2015. Archived from
4255:from the original on 27 March 2014
4245:"Home – Gravesham Borough Council"
4147:from the original on 14 April 2015
4089:National Heritage List for England
3947:from the original on 5 August 2009
3802:National Heritage List for England
3743:. London: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
3642:. Terence Dalton Ltd, Suffolk, UK.
3357:(1966-2021), actor best known for
3194:Gravesend Grammar School for Girls
2670:Gravesend Grammar School for Girls
2360:ferry connection, closed in 1968.
1797:Gravesend Clock Tower, Milton Road
1160:site, reports its data each hour.
676:remains have been found at nearby
568:, the end of the authority of the
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5398:from the original on 3 March 2016
5342:from the original on 3 March 2016
5294:from the original on 3 March 2016
5258:"Big new cycling centre for Kent"
5237:from the original on 4 March 2016
5211:from the original on 13 June 2019
5176:from the original on 3 March 2016
5092:"Fans website approve Fleet deal"
5042:from the original on 4 March 2016
4446:from the original on 3 March 2016
4376:. 3 February 2016. Archived from
4350:from the original on 7 March 2008
4324:from the original on 4 March 2016
4285:from the original on 6 March 2016
4225:from the original on 3 March 2016
4195:from the original on 4 March 2016
4121:from the original on 4 March 2016
4004:from the original on 4 March 2016
3941:Medway: City Ark Document Gallery
3890:from the original on 5 March 2016
3720:from the original on 3 March 2016
3690:from the original on 4 March 2016
3305:Gravesend Grammar School for Boys
3202:(1918–1998), English chemist and
3018:often mentioned Gravesend in his
2415:There are also metro services to
2107:, and the disastrous flooding of
1931:in 1377, which was instituted by
560:may be a corruption of the words
541:, its name probably derives from
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4871:from the original on 31 May 2019
4817:"US Ambassador visits Gravesend"
4598:from the original on 22 May 2018
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2099:in 1950, the collision with the
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6221:Population of major settlements
5420:. Victorianweb.org. 9 June 2010
4768:. UK Attraction. Archived from
3660:from the original on 2 May 2016
3083:needs additional citations for
2880:needs additional citations for
2462:Gravesend is served by several
1775:Gravesend RNLI Lifeboat Station
1145:" (Marine West Coast Climate).
1042:Municipal Corporations Act 1835
914:Gravesend Local History Society
6164:List of civil parishes in Kent
5616:by Robert Peirce Cruden (1843)
5446:The New York Times Book Review
5284:"Gravesend Historical Society"
4970:Kaur, Min (17 November 2019).
3335:(born 1947), fashion designer.
2352:, and was opened in 1849. The
2255:was not a commercial success.
1981:Gravesend and the River Thames
1686:High Street, Gravesend in 2008
1034:Municipal Borough of Gravesend
633:, respectively. The variation
463:Office for National Statistics
1:
6357:Former civil parishes in Kent
5439:Orr, Daniel (12 July 2009) .
5394:. Gravesham Borough Council.
4556:"Religion - Census Maps, ONS"
3769:. Gravesham Borough Council.
3413:Northfleet Technology College
3261:(1885-1939), a member of the
2785:Gravesend Rugby Football Club
2738:won the FA Trophy in May 2008
2662:Northfleet Technology College
1843:St George's Church, Gravesend
1756:Princess Alexandra of Denmark
1012:it became a fighter station,
988:A map of Gravesend, from 1946
715:
576:, chief town administrator).
6201:Parliamentary constituencies
5207:. Gravesend RC. 7 May 2019.
5002:"Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara"
4436:"Gravesend weather forecast"
4346:. BBC News. 10 August 2001.
4215:"Gravesend Past and Present"
3860:. Archaeology Data Service.
3325:in 1954 to teach writing at
3238:(born 1991), footballer for
3210:Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort
2621:Gravesend has a significant
2590:. Gravesend has three other
2518:Passenger ferry services to
2488:Gravesend is also served by
2060:, 21-foot-long (6.4 m)
1997:to discharge coal at Tilbury
1758:arrived on her way to marry
906:Major-General Charles Gordon
851:the Commonwealth of Virginia
529:of 1086 when it belonged to
459:Greater London Built-up Area
4764:The Dedicated Partnership.
2658:Northfleet School for Girls
2158:Smith Howard Towing Company
1942:It was during the reign of
1927:The hill was the site of a
1873:English colonial settlement
1781:at its pier head. Like the
1773:main operations centre and
1379:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1309:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
892:Interior of New Tavern Fort
132:OS grid reference
63:New Road, Gravesend in 2009
6373:
6241:Grade II* listed buildings
5651:Towns and villages in the
4861:"Port of London Authority"
4571:"Gravesend Farmers Market"
3826:. Old Town Hall, Gravesend
3797:"Milton Chantry (1089047)"
3739:Hiscock, Robert H (1976).
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4143:. History Learning Site.
3315:The Man With Night Sweats
2800:Blues' in match reports.
2363:Gravesend is the primary
2346:Gravesend railway station
2329:Gravesend railway station
2317:Bluewater Shopping Centre
2073:Thames Navigation Service
2026:Thames Navigation Service
1880:St George's Parish Church
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1038:Northfleet Urban District
1030:Local Government Act 1972
736:founded in 1189. It is a
501:Gravesend railway station
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6352:Unparished areas in Kent
6236:Grade I listed buildings
5122:"Gravesend Cricket club"
4733:"Short Guide to the PLA"
3584:Gravesend Grammar School
2789:Gravesend Grammar School
2654:Gravesend Grammar School
2154:Alexandra Towing Company
2032:at Gravesend, providing
2019:Port of London Authority
1863:, which was unveiled at
1858:Native American princess
1854:William Ordway Partridge
1841:Statue of Pocahontas by
1771:Port of London Authority
493:Port of London Authority
491:, not least through the
433:(central London) on the
5600:Encyclopædia Britannica
5584:Encyclopædia Britannica
5521:"Spotlight: HARRY REID"
5480:Encyclopædia Britannica
5474:"MacGregor, John"
5170:Gravesend-regatta.co.uk
3741:'A History of Gravesend
3420:Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
3339:William Hanneford-Smith
2759:on Wrotham Road, where
2666:Mayfield Grammar School
2629:was founded in 1956 by
2514:Gravesend–Tilbury Ferry
2374:Stratford International
2237:Thames and Medway Canal
2223:Thames and Medway Canal
2217:Thames and Medway Canal
1975:Thames and Medway canal
1971:Gravesend power station
1966:Gravesend Power Station
1893:In 2017, US Ambassador
1730:Gravesend–Tilbury Ferry
1032:, by the merger of the
910:Chantry Heritage Centre
606:, the neighbourhood of
461:, as defined by the UK
5774:List of places in Kent
5443:. On Poetry (column).
4712:historicengland.org.uk
3684:Visionofbritain.org.uk
3626:The Kingdom by the Sea
3594:Pocahontas (character)
3540:Chesterfield, Virginia
3175:
3051:West Street terminus.
2753:Gravesend Cricket Club
2618:
2544:long distance footpath
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2494:Darent Valley Hospital
2342:
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2132:Until the building of
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1998:
1955:celebrations in 1900.
1890:in the previous year.
1852:An American sculptor,
1849:
1806:
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1102:, adjacent to the A2;
992:From 1932 to 1956, an
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773:Gravesham Civic Centre
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537:, the half-brother of
518:
474:communications history
236:Postcode district
6206:Members of Parliament
6081:Royal Tunbridge Wells
5916:Tonbridge and Malling
5859:Boroughs or districts
4618:"Gravesend Town Pier"
4219:About-gravesend.co.uk
4054:"The New Tavern Fort"
3754:The Book of Gravesham
3462:and Stuart Summer in
3341:(1878–1954) publisher
3173:
2810:Shepherd Neame Kent 1
2730:Ebbsfleet United F.C.
2616:
2530:until 31 March 2024.
2507:
2464:Arriva Kent Thameside
2402:Ashford International
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2231:Gravesend Canal Basin
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2207:RNLI lifeboat station
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668:settlement at nearby
539:William the Conqueror
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27:Town in Kent, England
6332:Market towns in Kent
5886:Folkestone and Hythe
5738:Singlewell or Ifield
5653:Borough of Gravesham
5441:"Too Close to Touch"
3638:Carr, Frank (1939).
3438:Member of Parliament
3349:Member of Parliament
3092:improve this article
2889:improve this article
2452:London Cannon Street
2421:London Waterloo East
2417:London Charing Cross
1884:Governor of Virginia
1239:Record high °C (°F)
957:the Prince of Orange
931:, notorious for its
912:, under the care of
859:St George, Gravesend
832:St George, Gravesend
815:built by command of
451:diocese of Rochester
216:Sovereign state
6246:Scheduled monuments
5932:(cities in italics)
5847:Unitary authorities
5368:on 17 December 2014
5362:"The Blake Gallery"
5128:on 17 December 2014
5098:. 23 January 2008.
5006:Gurunanakdarbar.org
4918:RNLI (2 May 2017).
4706:England, Historic.
4624:on 14 November 2012
4594:. 24 January 2018.
4506:on 26 December 2013
4380:on 20 February 2003
4370:"Climate summaries"
4279:Webapps.kent.gov.uk
3973:on 13 February 2012
3566:Brunswick, Victoria
3490:Crystal Palace F.C.
3359:Friday Night Dinner
3347:(born 1965), local
3327:Stanford University
3252:The Pickwick Papers
3049:Gravesend West Line
2992:The Pickwick Papers
2765:6th Earl of Darnley
2757:Bat and Ball Ground
2694:6th Earl of Darnley
2578:Religious buildings
2528:Gravesend Town Pier
2354:Gravesend West Line
2333:Gravesend West Line
2259:for the mooring of
2024:(formerly known as
2004:Rosherville Gardens
1908:Windmill Hill, Kent
1865:Jamestown, Virginia
1793:listed structure.
1762:in March 1865, and
1717:Town Pier Gravesend
1709:Gravesend town pier
1703:Gravesend Town Pier
1449:Record low °C (°F)
800:In 1401, a further
769:Gravesend Town Hall
639:Edmund de Langeford
516:Gravesend Town Hall
357: /
5392:Discover Gravesham
4060:on 5 February 2012
3943:. Medway Council.
3886:. Layston Church.
3492:, was educated at
3456:, Mark Garland in
3371:Frederick Holbourn
3176:
3025:In the 1902 novel
3016:Arthur Conan Doyle
2986:Great Expectations
2779:Gravesend has two
2769:The Hon. Ivo Bligh
2634:Santokh Singh Takk
2619:
2510:
2343:
2233:
2211:Royal Terrace Pier
2130:
1999:
1869:Queen Elizabeth II
1850:
1807:
1787:Royal Terrace Pier
1752:
1742:Royal Terrace Pier
1736:Royal Terrace Pier
1719:
1688:
1165:continental Europe
990:
918:Scheduled monument
894:
835:
784:Hundred Years' War
777:magistrates' court
720:
612:Lady Deborah Moody
604:Brooklyn, New York
549:or bailiff of the
545:: the home of the
519:
499:rail services via
478:South East England
361:51.4415°N 0.3685°E
302:UK Parliament
248:Dialling code
6304:
6303:
5930:Major settlements
5822:Ceremonial county
5780:
5779:
5683:Culverstone Green
5594:"Gravesend"
5578:"Gravesend"
4745:on 4 October 2011
4648:Rivaonthepier.com
4275:"Library details"
4191:. 27 March 2010.
4167:"Milton Barracks"
4024:"New Tavern Fort"
3998:Gogravesham.co.uk
3847:See paragraph 10.
3333:Katharine Hamnett
3269:Carl Daniel Ekman
3220:The Blake Gallery
3184:The Light of Asia
3168:
3167:
3160:
3142:
3028:Heart of Darkness
2980:David Copperfield
2965:
2964:
2957:
2939:
2678:Thamesview School
2638:Congregationalist
2592:Church of England
2584:Georgian building
2370:London St Pancras
2200:Dartford Crossing
1944:Queen Elizabeth I
1920:installed at the
1833:Pocahontas statue
1647:
1646:
1133:Gravesend has an
925:London-Dover road
879:Sir Samuel Argall
867:Sir Lewis Stukley
740:listed building.
583:, a place called
551:lord of the manor
531:Odo, Earl of Kent
449:. Located in the
376:
375:
166:Shire county
16:(Redirected from
6364:
6296:London Paramount
6266:Lord Lieutenants
5830:
5824:
5819:
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5793:
5784:
5728:Northfleet Green
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5497:. 12 June 2015.
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4792:Historic England
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4777:
4772:on 14 April 2016
4761:
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4532:. 11 July 2010.
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4472:. 27 June 2011.
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4173:on 9 March 2016.
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4080:Historic England
4076:
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4065:
4056:. Archived from
4050:
4044:
4043:
4041:
4039:
4030:. Archived from
4020:
4014:
4013:
4011:
4009:
3992:Gordon Gardens.
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3793:Historic England
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3480:Earls of Darnley
3393:Northampton Town
3200:Sir Derek Barton
3180:Sir Edwin Arnold
3163:
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3152:
3149:
3143:
3141:
3100:
3076:
3068:
2975:Gad's Hill Place
2960:
2953:
2949:
2946:
2940:
2938:
2897:
2873:
2865:
2724:at neighbouring
2719:Stonebridge Road
2433:Woolwich Arsenal
2190:up the river to
2156:and, today, the
2077:Peter de Neumann
2064:round-bottomed,
1187:
978:opened in 1862.
916:. The fort is a
717:
623:Textus Roffensis
591:
535:Bishop of Bayeux
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210:
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111:Location within
101:
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6371:
6367:
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6365:
6363:
6362:
6361:
6342:History of Kent
6322:Gravesend, Kent
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6151:Westgate-on-Sea
5931:
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5036:Locallife.co.uk
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4947:. 4 July 2011.
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4823:on 1 April 2017
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4794:(3 July 1975).
4790:
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4684:on 5 March 2016
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4500:News.uk.msn.com
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4416:on 3 March 2016
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4117:. 17 May 2015.
4115:Pubshistory.com
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4034:on 5 March 2016
4028:Visitkent.co.uk
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3656:. 22 May 2000.
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3542:, United States
3532:
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3509:
3503:
3496:, in Gravesend.
3301:Paul Greengrass
3286:Shornemead Fort
3282:New Tavern Fort
3259:Jessica Dismorr
3246:Charles Dickens
3216:Sir Peter Blake
3164:
3153:
3147:
3144:
3101:
3099:
3089:
3077:
3066:
3040:The Long Memory
3038:The 1952 film "
3020:Sherlock Holmes
2971:Charles Dickens
2961:
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2896:
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2874:
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2736:, and the club
2734:National League
2722:football ground
2715:
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2604:United Reformed
2580:
2572:South Downs Way
2540:Saxon Shore Way
2536:
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2350:North Kent Line
2335:
2327:Main articles:
2325:
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2172:to moorings at
2089:Gravesend Reach
2042:The Long Memory
2034:maritime pilots
1983:
1968:
1946:that the first
1933:King Richard II
1910:
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1819:Elizabeth Tower
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976:Milton Barracks
961:the Lord Nelson
939:from London to
902:New Tavern Fort
837:In March 1617,
830:
829:statue outside
817:King Henry VIII
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5553:on 5 July 2013
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5314:"The War Game"
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4442:. 1 May 2014.
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4221:. 5 May 2009.
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5346:27 February
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5231:"Cyclopark"
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3355:Paul Ritter
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3042:" starring
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2775:Rugby Union
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2482:and to the
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1093:World War I
1062:North Downs
813:device fort
782:During the
647:Black Death
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6156:Whitstable
6051:Northfleet
6046:New Romney
6001:Gillingham
5991:Folkestone
5981:Edenbridge
5950:Canterbury
5871:Canterbury
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5723:Northfleet
5708:Luddesdown
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5288:Ghs.org.uk
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4903:7 November
4717:3 February
4576:3 February
4440:Met Office
4407:Met Office
4374:Met Office
4064:28 January
3600:References
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3505:See also:
3501:Twin towns
3486:Marc Guehi
3459:EastEnders
3409:EastEnders
3405:Harry Reid
3399:Pocahontas
3323:California
3226:George Box
3148:April 2024
3118:newspapers
3044:John Mills
2915:newspapers
2849:trails, a
2726:Northfleet
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2568:Eastbourne
2550:as far as
2470:including
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2365:north Kent
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2166:Long Reach
2101:Nore Forts
1861:Pocahontas
1789:is also a
1668:Christians
1651:Demography
1642:Met Office
1158:Met Office
1123:Northfleet
1066:Northfleet
1024:Governance
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827:Pocahontas
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192:South East
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6286:Windmills
6281:Transport
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6131:Tonbridge
6126:Tenterden
6096:Sheerness
6091:Sevenoaks
6076:Rochester
6031:Maidstone
6016:Herne Bay
6006:Gravesend
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5961:Cranbrook
5901:Sevenoaks
5896:Maidstone
5891:Gravesham
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3453:The Bill
2945:May 2023
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2627:gurdwara
2560:Wealdway
2552:Hastings
2490:Fastrack
2472:Dartford
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871:Plymouth
734:hospital
714:, built
666:Iron Age
470:maritime
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139:TQ647740
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6256:Schools
6251:History
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6066:Rainham
6041:Minster
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5866:Ashford
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5457:12 July
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3908:Price,
3858:"myADS"
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2247:on the
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2146:tugboat
2105:Baalbek
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2083:cutter
2068:boats.
2014:trade.
2012:tourist
1958:During
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1823:Big Ben
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745:markets
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621:and in
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525:in the
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437:of the
333:England
208:England
202:Country
6276:People
6216:Places
6189:Topics
6174:Rivers
6136:Walmer
6116:Strood
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5852:Medway
5743:Shorne
5698:Higham
5693:Harvel
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2253:canal
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2062:oaken
1672:Sikhs
1664:Sikhs
1632:48.6
1629:74.0
1602:77.7
1599:60.0
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1457:−13.2
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421:is a
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5559:2013
5533:2017
5507:2017
5459:2009
5426:2021
5404:2016
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5322:2021
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5270:2016
5243:2016
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