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Ashford Archaeological and Historical Society meeting: 'Parks and Pulhamites, A Scenic Revolution' -

Mon 16 Feb 26
Open from 7.15 pm to 21.00 pm. £4 cash on the door for visitors/non-members. Quaker Meeting House, junction of Albert Road and Canterbury Road, Ashford TN24 8NY When parks started to become popular in the 1800s, James Pulham [1820-1898] invented a substance known as pulhamite to use in rock gardens and grottos. One place he worked on was the zig zag path at Folkestone...

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