Halfway Houses: The Halfway House
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Halfway Houses: The Halfway House
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 24 Nov 2013
Not being a local the photographer is unsure as to just which places Halfway Houses is halfway between. Queenborough and Minster certainly, but Sheerness and what, both Queenborough and Minster avoiding the coast? Whatever, the A250 road comes up from Queenborough to the left and makes a right angled turn at the junction to head off northwards towards Sheerness to the right. The pub is inevitably The Halfway House, but it is not the original as Victorian Ordnance Survey maps show one on the south side of the road and a blank space where the current one is now.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.4221
Longitude
0.776811