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1. • • Cobham is an ancient settlement whose origins can be traced back on the ground through Roman times to the Iron Age.
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   Was Cobham a Roman village?

   • Evidence of Roman occupation was found at a bathhouse excavated at Chatley Farm in 1942. By the time of the Domesday Book, Cobham had moved to its present position and recent research seems to indicate that the Abbot Chertsey, who owned the manor, laid out a planned village in early medieval times.

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   What was the earliest settlement in Cobham?

   • The earliest settlement in Cobham was at the Iron-Age community on Leigh Hill. Evidence of Roman occupation was found at a bathhouse excavated at Chatley Farm in 1942.

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   Who lived in Cobham?

   • Another noted Cobham resident was the 19th century lawyer Vernon Lushington who lived at Pyports. He was a friend and patron to the Pre-Raphaelites and included William Morris, Charles Darwin, Mrs Gaskell, Thomas Hardy, the composer Sir Hubert Parry, and many other well-known literary and artistic people among his friends.

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   What is the Cobham remembers Project?

   • The Cobham Remembers project attempted to capture something of the atmosphere of Cobham in the early years of the 20th century researching a variety of historical records.

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   What is the Cobham Heritage Trust?

   • One of the Cobham Heritage Trust’s key aims has been to encourage local residents to search out, explore and treasure their local environment and heritage. With this in mind we began publishing a local walk in each of our quarterly Cobham Heritage Membership Magazines, to help our readers and residents to make the most of their local area.

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   What is Cobham known for?

   • This planned settlement was developed around the ancient parish church St. Andrew, Cobham’s oldest building which dates from the 12th century and which contains a unique brass of the nativity.

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3. www.cobhamheritage.org.uk › about-cobham › cobham-pastCobham Heritage - Cobham Past

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   Evidence of Roman occupation was found at a bathhouse excavated at Chatley Farm in 1942. By the time of the Domesday Book, Cobham had moved to its present position and recent research seems to indicate that the Abbot Chertsey, who owned the manor, laid out a planned village in early medieval times.

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4. historicengland.org.uk › listing › the-listRomano-British villa and 19th century reservoir in Cobham Park

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   The Romano-British villa in Cobham Park survives well in buried form and has been shown by partial excavation to contain archaeological remains and environmental evidence relating to the monument, the economy of its inhabitants and the landscape in which they lived.

5. www.cobhamvillage.co.uk › index › cobham-historyCobham History - Cobham Village

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   Evidence of Roman occupation was found at a bathhouse excavated at Chatley Farm in 1942. By the time of the Domesday Book, Cobham had moved to its present position and recent research seems to indicate that the Abbot Chertsey, who owned the manor, laid out a planned village in early medieval times.

6. www.kentarchaeology.org.uk › journal › 76The Roman Villa in Cobham Park, near Rochester — Kent ...

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   Jun 24, 2024 · The Roman Villa in Cobham Park, near Rochester — Kent Archaeological Society.

7. cobhamheritage.org.uk › learning › cobham-remembersCobham Remembers - Cobham Society - Cobham Heritage

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   The Cobham Remembers project attempted to capture something of the atmosphere of Cobham in the early years of the 20th century researching a variety of historical records.

8. www.cobhamheritage.org.ukCobham Heritage - Home

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   Latest Cobham Heritage Publication - "Walks in and Around Cobham". Now in its 3rd Print Run. One of the Cobham Heritage Trust’s key aims has been to encourage local residents to search out, explore and treasure their local environment and heritage.

9. books.google.com › books › aboutCobham: A History - David C. Taylor - Google Books

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   This Surrey village dates from Roman Times, which by Domesday Book (1086) was still a small settlement on the River Mole. The river was not navigable, but road, canal and railway encouraged the...