Westerham is a special and attractive town, with considerable historical significance, set on the most westerly borders of Kent, the garden of England. Thousands of people visit Westerham & Crockham Hill each year. They come perhaps to visit Chartwell, the home of Sir Winston Churchill for forty-three years; to visit Quebec House, the home of General James Wolfe, conqueror of Quebec in 1759; to see Squerryes, the home of John Warde, Wolfe's friend; or to walk the hills and surrounding beautiful countryside which inspired Octavia Hill to establish the National Trust.
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The Westerham Society |
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The Society & Membership |
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Statue of General Wolfe on Westerham Green, silhouetted against a winter sky. Photo © Susanna Hills 2010 |
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