Plate on brickwork, Railway Hill, Barham
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Plate on brickwork, Railway Hill, Barham
Image: © John Baker Taken: 11 Feb 2012
EVL stands for Elham Valley Line and refers to the railway that ran along the valley from Cheriton to Canterbury until closure in 1947. A rail bridge crossed the road at this point of which only a truncated abutment of its northeastern side remains.
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Image Location
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51.201891
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1.154112