EPW011919 ENGLAND (1924). The Kent Portland Cement Works, Stone, from the east, 1924. This image has been produced from a print.

Johnsons famous 1870s stack - the tallest on Thames-side for many years. Yes - that's right - it's the Johnsons cement works and not the Kent cement works as stated - the latter is off to the right. This raises a couple of points: 1) Notwithstanding the great value that Historic England claims to place upon expert user contributions, there is apparently nothing a user can do to eradicate such errors, because nobody at BfA can be bothered to implement changes 2) There's now a "buy" button - so you are selling (at unjustified price) an item which is mis-described under the provisions of the Trade Description Acts. Next three-yearly comment due: 2020 - by which time someone may have read this!

raw coal store

coal drier exhaust stack

coal drying and grinding building

long ducts connecting kilns 4 & 5 to the old chamber kiln stack.

Charles Street

brick and concrete products works

rail track to wharf

Two 30 ft slurry storage tanks

washmills

Johnsons rotary kiln 5

Johnsons rotary kiln 4

Johnsons rotary kilns 1-3

Main Johnsons chamber kiln bank

chamber kiln block

Artillery cement plant

Stone Court quarries