Description

TR 36 NE
1/232

RAMSGATE
KING GEORGE VI MEMORIAL PARK
Battlemented courtyard with towers and internal walls

15.2.73

GV
II
Courtyard. 1794 by Boncey of Margate for Benjamen Bond Hopkins. Flint
with stock brick and stucco details. Large courtyard, with flint wall
about 6 feet high, set with arched rendered recesses. Brick gate
piers halfway along west wall. North wall crenellated, with brick
and flint entrance porch. At each corner, and within the double
courtyard are 2 storey crenellated brick towers, with blank arched
recesses on each floor in outer faces, and sashes and altered doors on
inner faces. One tower built adjacent to item 1/233 Flint
cross walls and crenellated outbuildings within the courtyard and attached
to walls. Formerly the stable courtyard to East Cliff Lodge (see
item 1/231 for history). Part of the perimeter wall is also
described under that item.

Listing NGR: TR3708065180

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26372029

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  Listed Buildings: The Law and Practice of Historic Buildings, Ancient Monuments and Conservation Areas
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  Listed Buildings and Other Heritage Assets
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