Attractions near Monument to Dartford Martyrs

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Monument to Dartford Martyrs

Mount Pleasant Road, Dartford, Kent DA1 - England, UK

Dartford was quite a hot spot for religious activity during the reformation in England in the 16th Century. Under the orders of Mary Tudor a great many Protestants were sentenced to death by burning in the town and they...

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Attractions near Monument to Dartford Martyrs

A selection of attractions close to Monument to Dartford Martyrs:

Orchard Theatre (< 1 Mile)

The Orchard Theatre is a nine hundred and twenty seat theatre in the centre of Dartford. The facility is owned and managed by the...

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Dartford Library (< 1 Mile)

Dartford Library is housed in one of the most attractive buildings at the centre of the Kent town. The beautiful old public facility is...

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Dartford Borough Museum (< 1 Mile)

Dartford Borough Museum is a free facility provided by Dartford Borough Council to both residents of the area and the many visitors who come to...

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St John's Jerusalem (3.9 Miles)

This beautiful tranquil garden and 13th Century chapel are amongst one of the most visited attractions in this area of the region. The River...

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Red House (4.8 Miles)

This beautiful property was commissioned by William Morris in 1859 and designed by eminent architect Phillip Webb. The house is of enormous local historical...

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Beacon Wood Country Park (5 Miles)

This 70-acre country park takes its name from the beacons that were built here during the Napoleonic Wars to warn Londoners if their enemies were...

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Danson House (5.1 Miles)

Danson House is a fine looking stately home and one of the more beautiful pieces of architecture in this area of the country. A...

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Eynsford Castle (5.9 Miles)

Built around 1100, this stone castle was one of the earliest fortifications to be built by the Normans after they took England in 1066....

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Rainham Hall (6.7 Miles)

Rainham Hall is an impressive Georgian building completed in 1729 for the merchant and shipowner Captain John Harle, set back from the road behind beautiful...

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Crossness Pumping Station (7.2 Miles)

A real piece of industrial heritage, Crossness Pumping Station is one of the great pieces of engineering in the area that has somewhat been forgotten...

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Town Pier (7.3 Miles)

Gravesend’s Town Pier is the world’s oldest remaining cast iron pier and was built in 1834 as a passenger pier. Perhaps the most striking...

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Henry VIII’s Blockhouse (7.5 Miles)

All that remains of Henry’s Blockhouse today is the foundations excavated during the 1980s. However, in 1540 the Blockhouse was one of five forts...

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Royal Terrace Pier (7.5 Miles)

The Royal Terrace Pier was built in 1844 as The Terrace Pier, but was renamed Royal in 1863 after Princess Alexandra of Denmark arrived there...

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St Andrew’s Arts Centre and Mission House (7.5 Miles)

Although used now for concerts, exhibitions and plays, the Mission House was built in 1840 as the Spread Eagle tavern, before being converted in 1870...

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