River Papermill

• Guest 668

  • Registered: 13 Apr 2008
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  24 July 2012     19:04184433
  #1      
  Evening All,
  
  I was just wondering if anyone had any good historical snaps of what River Papermill used to look like? I visit the area quite frequently walking past the ruins but to date haven't found any decent pictures on the net.
  
  Thanks
• Guest 651

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  24 July 2012     19:46184435
  #2      
  Buckland Paper Mill ?
  Been nice knowing you :)
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  24 July 2012     19:49184436
  #3      
  that is what i thought paul but just turned up this.
  
  http://www.technologyenterprise.co.uk/rdp/rivertrail.html
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  25 July 2012     07:08184462
  #4      
  my great grand mother used to work there at one time.
• Guest 668

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  25 July 2012     08:23184471
  #5      
  Hi Paul,
  
  No the ruins within kearsney Abbey grounds if you enter via the minnis road entrance. They were once a paper mill, but really can't find any decent photos of what it used to look like. There's a couple on the web, but nothing that really gives you any indication of the building.
  
  Chris
• Guest 710

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  25 July 2012     10:23184511
  #6      
  Rather by the way...
  
  http://host.quksdns4.net/~doverhis/OriginofNames/nr.htm
  
  http://homepage.ntlworld.com/glenn.hatfield/six_mills/river.htm
  
  More general yet...
  
  http://www.behance.net/gallery/The-River-Dour-an-educational-resource-project/2841089
  
  To say nothing of...
  
  http://www.invmed.demon.co.uk/mill/paper.htm
  Ignorance is bliss, bliss is happiness, I am happy...to draw your attention to the possible connectivity in the foregoing.
• Guest 651

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  25 July 2012     10:42184514
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  Three images from "The Nostalgia of River in the County of Kent" by John Roy
  
  

  

  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
  Been nice knowing you :)