The Manor House at Hernhill
Introduction
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The Manor House at Hernhill
Image: © Marathon Taken: 6 Jul 2016
John Newman in The Buildings of England: North-East and East Kent says of Henhill: "The church is on the south side of a charming little green, a green that is all it should be, with an oak tree and a seat under it, and a path across the grass. Three characterful buildings on its north and east sides: the Red Lion Inn, a Wealden half-house, rendered a cream colour... and best of all, Manor House in the churchyard. This has a half-timbered cross-wing at the north end, overhanging three ways, a low linking part, and a brick block at the south end, battlemented to the west and painted white...."
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Image Location
Latitude
51.307749
Longitude
0.961756