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Charles Dickens walk in London

July 22, 2022by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

If you are staying in London , take this walk for free and see the areas of London Dickens knew and lived in

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Dockyard to open Monday 17th May 2021

May 15, 2021by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

Online booking required or ring up to book a slot HMS ocelot , the submarine , remains closed due to covid restrictions

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Battle of Medway event, Bed and Breakfast, call the midwife, Charles Dickens, Chatham Historic Dockyard, Classic Cars, Command Of The Oceans Exhibition, copper rivet brewery, crafts, education, festival of steam and transport, films, Fort Amherst, Fort Luton, History, HM Submarine Ocelot, HMS Cavalier, HMS Gannet, HMS Hermione, HMS Namur, HMS Pembroke, HMS President, HMS Talent, HMS Victory, Hugeneot Museum, kids day out kent, medway restaurants, Nelson Brewery, Officers Terrace, Photographs, real ales, RLNI, ropery, Royal Engineers Museum, Scouts, steam railway, Travel, weddings, WW1

Dockyard getting ready to reopen in 2021

March 2, 2021by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

No confirmation of date but some on-site housekeeping started in anticipation. Restaurants being cleaned HMS cavalier and ocelot being jetwashed to remove dirt , moss and algae Commissioner garden being […]

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1940's, Acting, Austin 7 Owners Club, Battle of Medway event, Bed and Breakfast, call the midwife, Charles Dickens, Chatham Historic Dockyard, Classic Cars, Command Of The Oceans Exhibition, copper rivet brewery, crafts, education, festival of steam and transport, films, Fort Amherst, Fort Luton, gin, GPO K6 Phone box, History, HM Submarine Ocelot, HMS Cavalier, HMS Gannet, HMS Hermione, HMS Namur, HMS Pembroke, HMS President, HMS Talent, HMS Victory, Hugeneot Museum, K6 Phone box, kids day out kent, medway restaurants, Nelson Brewery, Officers Terrace, Photographs, RLNI, ropery, Royal Engineers Museum, Royal Navy, steam railway, tea room Rochester, weddings, WW1, WW2

Kent Online: Chatham Dockyard to set sail again this summer

July 16, 2020by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

Kent Online: Chatham Dockyard to set sail again this summer. https://www.kentonline.co.uk/whats-on/news/chatham-dockyard-to-set-sail-again-this-summer-230430/

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1940's, Acting, Austin 7 Owners Club, Battle of Medway event, Bed and Breakfast, call the midwife, Charles Dickens, Chatham Historic Dockyard, Classic Cars, Command Of The Oceans Exhibition, copper rivet brewery, festival of steam and transport, films, Fort Amherst, History, HM Submarine Ocelot, HMS Cavalier, HMS Gannet, HMS Hermione, HMS Namur, HMS Pembroke, HMS President, HMS Talent, HMS Victory, Hugeneot Museum, K6 Phone box, kids day out kent, Medway Forts, medway restaurants, Nelson Brewery, Officers Terrace, Photographs, RLNI, ropery, Royal Engineers Museum, Royal Navy, Scouts, steam railway, Travel, Uncategorized, WW1, WW2

Dockside shopping and restaurants

July 8, 2020by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

The shopping centre has 90% of the shops opened now and social distancing measures in place . Ship and trades and pier 5 have both reopened serving food and drink […]

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Battle of Medway event, Bed and Breakfast, Chatham Historic Dockyard, festival of steam and transport, gin, kids day out kent, medway restaurants, Photographs, real ales, tea room Rochester, Uncategorized

Chatham historic Dockyard reopening 2020

July 8, 2020by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

It’s probably unlikely this year , all the major events have been cancelled . Some parts it’s physically impossible to safely access , HMS Ocelot the submarine is a prime […]

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1940's, Acting, Austin 7 Owners Club, Battle of Medway event, Bed and Breakfast, call the midwife, Charles Dickens, Chatham Historic Dockyard, Classic Cars, Command Of The Oceans Exhibition, copper rivet brewery, crafts, education, festival of steam and transport, films, Fort Amherst, Fort Luton, GPO K6 Phone box, History, HM Submarine Ocelot, HMS Cavalier, HMS Gannet, HMS Hermione, HMS Namur, HMS Pembroke, HMS President, HMS Talent, HMS Victory, Hugeneot Museum, K6 Phone box, kids day out kent, Medway Forts, medway restaurants, Nelson Brewery, Officers Terrace, Photographs, RLNI, ropery, Royal Engineers Museum, Royal Navy, steam railway, Travel, Uncategorized, WW2

Coronavirus Kent: Chatham Historic Dockyard ‘decimated’ as majority of staff furloughed, says chief executive

April 18, 2020by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

https://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/news/major-tourist-attraction-decimated-by-pandemic-225845/

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Battle of Medway event, call the midwife, Charles Dickens, Chatham Historic Dockyard, Command Of The Oceans Exhibition, copper rivet brewery, education, festival of steam and transport, films, History, HM Submarine Ocelot, HMS Cavalier, HMS Gannet, HMS Namur, HMS Pembroke, HMS Victory, Hugeneot Museum, kids day out kent, Officers Terrace, Royal Navy, Scouts, steam railway, Travel

Dockyard shut until further notice due to covid 19

March 23, 2020by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

No date for reopening The festival of steam and transport 2020 is cancelled for the same reason

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Battle of Medway event, Bed and Breakfast, call the midwife, Charles Dickens, Chatham Historic Dockyard, Classic Cars, Command Of The Oceans Exhibition, education, festival of steam and transport, films, History, HM Submarine Ocelot, HMS Cavalier, HMS Gannet, HMS Namur, kids day out kent, medway restaurants, Nelson Brewery, Officers Terrace, Royal Navy, steam railway, Travel, Uncategorized

Festival of steam and travel 2020

February 1, 2020by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

All the information in the link HERE

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New Travelodge in Rochester

February 1, 2020by chathamhistoric Leave a comment

Brand new hotel , right by Rochester Train station . https://www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/663/Rochester-hotel Easy access to the historic Rochester high street or a 20 minutes walk/£10 taxi ride to the historic dockyard […]

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Bed and Breakfast, Charles Dickens, Chatham Historic Dockyard, copper rivet brewery, festival of steam and transport, History, HMS Victory, Hugeneot Museum, pie and mash Chatham, tea room Rochester, Travel, Uncategorized

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