Abbeys & priories in KentKent, England

Reculver Saxon Shore fort, Anglo-Saxon monastery and associated remains

Flint ruins of a small chapel, Saxon and later, beside Watling Street outside Faversham, its chancel raised on a 4th-century Roman mausoleum.

Outline of a small round-naved Templar church on Dover's Western Heights, where by tradition King John yielded to the pope's envoy in 1213.

Chantry chapel of 1322 in Gravesend's Fort Gardens, the oldest building in the borough, later turned into an inn and then army barracks.

Private chapel of 1366 attached to William Horne's half-timbered manor near Appledore, a house targeted by rebels in the Peasants' Revolt.

Knights Hospitaller preceptory near Swingfield on the Kent downs, whose 13th-century flint chapel was later turned into a farmhouse.

A preceptory of the Knights Hospitallers, known as St John's Jerusalem, and an associated fishpond at Sutton-at-Hone