
What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: One of the oldest surviving warehouses in Britain, probably from the late 17th century. Its roof is thought to be constructed from timbers from the medieval refectory of Faversham Abbey. Recorded plaque organisation: Faversham Town Council.
This warehouse, one of Britain's oldest surviving structures from the late 17th century, holds historical significance for its architectural preservation and the reuse of medieval timbers originally from Faversham Abbey's refectory.
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Photo: David Anstiss on Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0