Download these posters of the history and a vision of the future for the creek, including details of the Purifier Building being used for the Shipwright’s Apprentice School.
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Faversham Creek Trust 
Brilliant posters. Great combination of history, present photos and future plans. 1871 census shows master and crew ( including my great-grandfather, John Houghton, a seaman) on the vessel Vulcan ‘lying at Faversham Creek’. Possibly bringing coal to gasworks there? From the Tyne? He married a girl from Gateshead, on the Tyne. . .
Very good posters but the Faversham A Town Linked To The sea poster should be able to be printed “land scape”
Well done.
Bob Boorman