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Darwin wrote most of 'On the Origin of Species' at Down House in Kent. He lived there for 40 years.

At the end of Palace Street in Canterbury is a remarkable building with a rather alarming lean. How is it still standing?

Nestled in the beautiful Darent Valley is Lullingstone one of the most outstanding surviving Roman villas in Britain.


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