KAS 02/04/2024 KAS 02/04/2024

The Grange folly, Ingress Abbey, 1833

“The Grange” is an arched garden folly and tunnels located over the footpath on the south west side of the garden of Ingress Abbey, Greenhithe.

Ingress Abbey Gate by artfletch on Sketchfab

Jacob Scott 29/03/2024 Jacob Scott 29/03/2024

Ingress Park Garden Bridge, 1760s/1830s

A garden bridge located at the north end of Vaughan Country Park, Tiltman Avenue, Greenhithe.

Ingress Park Garden Bridge by artfletch on Sketchfab

KAS 21/03/2024 KAS 21/03/2024

Barge wreck, Greenhithe

The wreck of a wooden barge/boat on the mud by the river wall, Frobisher Way, Greenhithe, Kent.

Greenhithe Barge Wreck by artfletch on Sketchfab

KAS 30/04/2023 KAS 30/04/2023

Ingress Abbey ‘Monks’ Well’, c.1833

A ‘garden structure with well house’ located in the park just to the south east of Ingress Abbey, Greenhithe, Kent. Date: c1833.

Ingress Abbey Monks Well by artfletch on Sketchfab

Jacob Scott 25/04/2023 Jacob Scott 25/04/2023

The Cave Of The Seven Heads, 1833, Ingress Abbey

An early 19th Century garden folly associated with nearby Ingress Abbey. Located under the Kent Fastway, on the east side of The Dell housing estate, Greenhithe, Kent. The stone arch now only has 6 heads (one missing to left side) and leads to a cavern beyond the gate. The Historic England listing states, “grotesque heads which possibly came from the medieval London Bridge”.

The Cave Of The Seven Heads by artfletch on Sketchfab

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The Grange folly, Ingress Abbey, 1833

Ingress Park Garden Bridge, 1760s/1830s

Barge wreck, Greenhithe

Ingress Abbey ‘Monks’ Well’, c.1833

The Cave Of The Seven Heads, 1833, Ingress Abbey

Kent Archaeological Society