David M. Boston, 2020, 'England’s earliest painted and framed Royal Coat of Arms (Edward VI, 1547-53) in St Mary’s Church, Westerham', Archaeologia Cantiana, Volume 141. Maidstone: Kent Archaeological Society.

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An unusual fifteenth-century building with a special first-floor 'Meeting Room' – 15 Knightrider Street, Maidstone

England’s earliest painted and framed Royal Coat of Arms (Edward VI, 1547-53) in St Mary’s Church, Westerham

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