Barming School, date unknown

The Stores & Bull Inn, Barming

Fountain Inn, Tonbridge Road, Barming

The Schools, South Street, Barming

The school closed on 17th February 1987.

It has been demolished and replaced with houses

Church Cross House, Barming

Old Cottages, Tonbridge Road, Barming

Progress Villas, Tonbridge Road, Barming

Old Hall, Barming

Women's Summer School held at Old Hall, 1921

Long Rede House, Barming

This was the home of Miss Mylee Maplesden Noakes, M.B.E. She was a local philanthropist and an early aviatrix. Miss Noakes died on 27th December 1965 and the house was demolished in 1967-68 to make way four housing.

Tram Depot, Tonbridge Road, Barming c1920

Heath Grove, Barming

Barming House, at the junction of Tonbridge Road & North Street.

It was demolished in 1937.

After WW2, houses in Cedar Drive and Matterdale Gardens were built on the land.

Wedding party, Heath Grove c.1910

The bride is Ruth Startup

Children being given training in wearing gas masks, Farleigh Lane, Barming, early WW11

Barming United Football Team

View from back garden of house in Beverley Road, Barming opposite the

shops before 'Beverley Development' had been built. January 1965

Barming School 1948

French & Sons were local builders, carpenters & funeral directors.

Their property on the corner of Heath Road & Mill Walk

has been demolished for housing