EAW031823 ENGLAND (1950). The town, Great Stonar and Richborough Port, Sandwich, 1950

Site of Haig Camp. Part of the vast Richborough Military Port complex of WW1.

Site of Kitchener Camp. Part of the vast Richborough Military Port complex of WW1. In WW2 it was used to house Jewish refugees from Nazi occupied Europe.

Site of Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps camp. Part of the vast Richborough Military Port complex of WW1.

Site of Stonar Camp. Part of the Richborough Military Port complex of WW1

Sandwich's (original 1773) Toll Bridge - 6d for a car (mid 1970's) but a displayed list of prices covered carts carrying bullocks, sheep etc. One of it's big contributions to Sandwich was to fund the local town's costs at the expense of long, long queues of traffic, local and tourist, for many decades.

Pfizer Pharmaceutical's factory famous much later for developing Viagra!

Water tower (2 total)

Site of Petbow (Peters and Bowler) Diesel Generators from this time onwards owned by the Bird family until its demise the late 70's. It was originally a WW1 army camp full of typical 30' wide huts which the Birds turned into a modern (for the time) factory producing a huge % of Britain's exports around the world.