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Brandon Way, BIRCHINGTON, CT7 9XE

This small football ground is between Park Lane and Park Road.

Lodge on Park Road, to the north of Quex Park.

The pedestrian crossing is closed and traffic is queuing due to roadworks on the Canterbury Road.

This four storey tower, built circa 1812, was used to signal to ships at sea. Constructed of brown brick with a stone coping. See also Image Listed, grade II, with details at: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1094673 Quex Park is a 19th century manor house in an estate of some 250 acres. The park is home to the Powell-Cotton Museum which has collections of stuffed exotic animals from Africa and other African artefacts, European firearms, European and Asian cutting weapons, European and Chinese porcelain, and important archaeological finds from Thanet and East Kent.

A plaque on the tower seen at Image The plaque was originally at a model of the tower. Quex Park is a 19th century manor house in an estate of some 250 acres. The park is home to the Powell-Cotton Museum which has collections of stuffed exotic animals from Africa and other African artefacts, European firearms, European and Asian cutting weapons, European and Chinese porcelain, and important archaeological finds from Thanet and East Kent.

Two planning applications were submitted to Thanet District Council. One was refused permission by the council and the other was withdrawn by the applicant.