Peter Frier's Pictures of Faversham

Shepherd Neame window

A window in the Shepherd Neame brewery. Note the Spitfire in the upper section of the window. Spitfire brand of beer was originally produced in 1990 to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Battle Of Britain, but due to its sales has continued to be brewed and is still available today.

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Faversham, Village Signs and Sign Posts, Pubs And Inns, Buildings and Structures, Kent

Beer Festival Parade

Fun at the Faversham Beer Festival Parade on Sunday 6th September 2009

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Faversham, Festivals and Events, Street Scenes, Kent, Morris - Folk & Traditional Dancers, Portrait of a Nation

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Barrels at Shepherd Neame

Barrels of Spitfire Ale ready for delivery from the Shepherd Neame Brewery in Faversham, Kent

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Faversham, Pubs And Inns, Kent

The old Queen Elizabeth Grammar School

The old Queen Elizabeth Grammar School built in 1587, this building remained in use as a school until 1879

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Faversham, Buildings and Structures, Colleges, Kent, Buildings - weatherboard

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Shepherd Neame Dray

Shepherd Neame Dray horses at the Faversham Beer Festival on Sunday 5th September 2009

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Faversham, Festivals and Events, Wildlife in England, Kent, Hitchin a ride - Horses

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Faversham Letter Box

Victorian Letter Box in Faversham

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Faversham, Post Boxes and Telephone Boxes, Buildings and Structures, Kent

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