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Fordwich - the lost port

Edited by K.H.McIntosh

Illustrations and Map by Roger Higham

ISBN 0 9502423 2 2. First edition 1975, second edition 1983.

Price: £2.50

This A5 size paperback has 125 pages and includes old photographs, line drawings and a pull out sketch map. The front covers have some damage, hence the reduced price.

photo of front cover of Fordwich book

Local historical articles on Fordwich - the lost port

This book is a companion to Sturry - The Changing Scene and the page numbers are continuous from those in it.

This books gives local historical information on how Fordwich grew from pre-Roman settlement, its links with building Canterbury Cathedral, the links with the Cinque Ports and local village life

The topics covered in this book include:

How Fordwich grew

A pre-Roman settlement near Fordwich

The handaxes from Fordwich

Fordwich Church

The Fordwich Stone and the Church Porch

Ancient Route in the Parish of Fordwich

Fordwich Burgesses in AD 1111

Farming and Landolding in the Parish of Fordwich

The Town Hall

Ship Model in Fordwich Church

The Fordwich Custumal

Fordwich and the Cinque Ports

Justice:Civil and Criminal

Houses of Fordwich

Watergate House Mural

Wyke or "The Mote"

Fordwich Brasses

Fordwich and Sturry in the Church Courts

Lukyn family

Mayors of Fordwich

Heraldic Devices of Fordwich

Australian Pioneers - John and Gregory Blaxland

Fordwich and Sturry 17th century tokens

Fordwich Port

Tancrey

Rectors of Fordwich

Colonel Short -The Fordwich Ghost

Decay of Fordwich as a port

Fordwich School

Fordwich in fiction

The gravel quarry at Fordwich

Flora of Fordwich

Return of a Blaxland

A military incident

The Dickens Fair

Fordwich, Ontario, Canada

White Mill, Sturry - and the Fulling Mill and the Corn Mill

Trenley Park camp

Sturry Court under St. Augustine's Abbey

Dad's Army at Trenley Park

Index of names and arms

Fordwich village book

This book would appeal to anyone who has lived in the Fordwich, and also to those whose realtives came from Fordwich village.

Fordwich websites

Fordwich church - a photogrpahic tour