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Hadlow Tower, Hadlow, Kent, United Kingdom,

Also known as ‘May’s Folly’, it formed part of Hadlow Castle, an extravagant country house built for Walter May from 1785.

The 52m high octagonal tower was added in 1838 by the architect George Ledwell Taylor and extended a further 12m with a lantern in 1840.

Restauration: Thomas Ford & Partners for The VIVAT Trust

Hadlow Tower, Hadlow, Kent,

Also known as ‘May’s Folly’, it formed part of Hadlow Castle, an extravagant country house built for Walter May from 1785.

The 52m high octagonal tower was added in 1838 by the architect George Ledwell Taylor and extended a further 12m with a lantern in 1840.

Restauration: Thomas Ford & Partners for The VIVAT Trust

View from the past … last week by Tony

Coppering completed - convict transport Hadlow.

Overestimated how many plates it would take, took just a little over a thousand

Hadlow Tower (May’s Folly), High St, Hadlow, Tonbridge, United Kingdom,

It was constructed in the mid 19th Century and once formed part of a grand castle in the Romantic Gothic style, built by Walter Barton May.

Credit: Strutt & Parker

Hadlow Station by Tony Via Flickr: One end of the Wirral Way country park

Frozen in Time by Tony

Picking Wild is Best by Tony

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