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ALT Overlapping documents on cream paper, featuring handwritten notes, official crests, and a small bundle tied with string on a white background.
ALT The image shows four artworkd of bottle ovens, one framed and three unframed.
![Shown here is an undated [late 19th century] albumen print photograph showing Maidstone Museum from Brenchley Gardens. It was published by Frederick Bunyard, a bookseller and stationer in Maidstone [ref. H/U18/44] A handwritten inscription on the verso of the mount reads: 'Maidstone: The Museum is a curious ancient building upon the site of the Manor house of Chillington and associated with the name of Sir John Lord Cobham as early as 1343. The building itself is a curiosity. The collections are good in ancient remains, geology, specimens of extinct animals, and general natural history. The room set apart for the Library is large and commodious and well stocked with books which though neither old nor rare are good and some of them very valuable. Open to all, admission free. God keep all Dwelling in this place in Meat and Wealth with Truth and Grace Amen. J. C. Inscription in the interior of the Great Hall.'](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G_GeKv9XMAA8VKu.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Shown here is an undated [late 19th century] albumen print photograph showing Maidstone Museum from Brenchley Gardens. It was published by Frederick Bunyard, a bookseller and stationer in Maidstone [ref. H/U18/44] A handwritten inscription on the verso of the mount reads: 'Maidstone: The Museum is a curious ancient building upon the site of the Manor house of Chillington and associated with the name of Sir John Lord Cobham as early as 1343. The building itself is a curiosity. The collections are good in ancient remains, geology, specimens of extinct animals, and general natural history. The room set apart for the Library is large and commodious and well stocked with books which though neither old nor rare are good and some of them very valuable. Open to all, admission free. God keep all Dwelling in this place in Meat and Wealth with Truth and Grace Amen. J. C. Inscription in the interior of the Great Hall.'
ALT The map shows Wirksworth in the south-east, with the railway track running up the left hand side of the map. The quarries are located to the west and north-west of the the town.
ALT A map of the counties of Warwickshire and Leicestershire. A coat of arms in the top left-hand corner - lion on the left and a dragon on the right. Beneath is a plaque with text in Latin - heading is Warwic Leicestriaeq. Manorial shield bearing a coat of arms in the bottom left of the image and an ornate symbol in the bottom right consisting of two plaques and a crest with text indicating Leonard Terwoort is the engraver. Borders between the counties have been coloured in. The map is populated by a series of coloured marks highlighting the locations of populated areas and manorial seats.
