…Charlton and The Horn Fair Charlton was originally known as Ceorletone , i.e. the town of … husbandmen; ceorl in Saxon meaning a “husbandmanâ€� or “churlâ€� as it was termed in Old English. Also … it was referred to as “Charlton near Greenwichâ€� to distinguish it from another parish of the same … name near Dover. After the Conquest, these lands were granted by William I to his half-brother … Bishop Odo of Bayeux. The entry in the Domesday Book reads: William Fitzoger holds of the bishop (of …

…Place where ships and boats are dismantled. National Monuments Record Thesauri … …

…The zone is approximately 650m long and 50m wide. There are modern concrete stairs / ramp access … off Riverside, outside the Anchor and Hope public house. This is in good condition, but lacks a … handrail and can become slippery at times. There is a short drop from the bottom of the ramp to the … foreshore surface. The ground conditions on the site are generally firm at the top of the foreshore … area (with some soft patches), however the lower part of the foreshore is completely inaccessible …

…An archive of all FROG Blog entries relating to the Charlton site. … …