A gatehouse is today completely that remains of Shurland Hall, attached by using several families including a Cheneys world health organization were on this button around 1274; & Sir John Stanley, world health organization was Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports in the 15th century. A gatehouse is okay, in the care of the National Trust.

Inside Hidden Kent by Alan Major (Countryside Books, 1994) there is a note from either a 1847 gazetteer that comments on the scarceness of freshwater which "makes the inhabitants very careful to preserve such falls from the clouds ..." & tells of spouts from either a church designed to fill big tubs about it in the god's acre. A village is likewise linked to a early times of aviation, & around July, 1911, was the places of the Gordon Bennett Trophy air race: see a notes in the Isle of Sheppey article. When you took a Battle of Britain it was one of notable bases of the Polish Air Forces.