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History of Kent Through its Artefacts and TreasureCome and meet Jo Ahmet, Archaeological Finds Liaison Officer, and hear him talk about the history of Kent from Prehistory to 1700 through Kentish finds.
Liz Finn: The Orchard FamilyA lunchtime talk with Liz Finn, an archivist with the Kent Archives Service. A tale about the Orchard Family, loss, heartbreak and remembrance.
Making a Decorative Paper NotebookCome to the Kent History and Library Centre and learn how to make a useful and attractive notebook. 
Making a Leather Bound Notebook WorkshopCome to the Kent History and Library Centre and learn how to make a lovely leather bound notebook. 
Peter Clarke: Clergy and Criminal ViolenceA lunchtime talk with Peter Clarke, Professor of Ecclesiastical History at the University of Southampton. The clergy and criminal violence in later Medieval Kent.
Researching the archives of Kent's Anglican Dioceses - A Day ConferenceKent Archives is holding a one-day conference to mark the recent consolidation of the archives of Kent's two ecclesiastical dioceses, Rochester and Canterbury, under one roof at the Kent History and Library Centre.
Maidstone on FilmThis special programme will take you on an archive film tour of Maidstone and district from the 1930s to the 1960s.
James Lloyd : The White Horse of KentA free lunchtime talk with James Lloyd on the White Horse of Kent symbol.
Paul Cullen: Kent Inn NamesA free lunchtime talk with Paul Cullen, the English Place-Name Society's editor for the Survey of Kent, on Kent Inn names.Parking - There are plenty of cycle parking and designated parking spaces for Blue Badge holders at the front of the building.
Pay & Display spaces are available by the football ground near the library on James Whatman Way (for fees check the Maidstone Borough Council car parks webpage). There are further short term Pay & Display spaces across the road in the White Rabbit car park. The nearest long term car parks are Fremlin Walk and the Maidstone East railway station car park (5 minutes walk away).
Buses - Stops for routes 101, 150 and 155 are situated just beyond the right-hand side of the building and on the opposite side of the dual-carriage way.
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