Event Photographs
EMCG Calendar Photography Competition 2019
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Congratulations to the overall winner of our competition, Samantha Brown, who submitted a stunning wintery photograph of Lower Mill Pond (Clare Lake). In second place was Jan Raymond with a unique view of the clock at St James the Great Church, and in third place Lisa Wilson with an atmospheric shot of a rural path across Broadwater Farm.
A big thank you to everyone who submitted entries. |
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EMCG Donates to the Carers' Count Project 2019
EMCG donated £150 from the proceeds of the Christmas Dinner Raffle 2019 to the Carers Count’ events that are being arranged twice per month at the Village Hall by Community Warden Mandy Harris and her team of volunteers. Roger Roud and Michelle Tatton, who are both EMCG Committee Members, attended Carers Count on the Friday before Christmas to share the good news which was very gratefully received.
EMCG Bult Planting Winter 2019
Annual Christmas Dinner December 2018
Heritage Weekend Exhibition September 2018
East Malling Institute Hall
The historic photographs displayed below represent just a few of the many that we have of East Malling Village and the surrounding area. From time to time we hold photographic exhibitions when photographs are available for purchase.
We are always interested in expanding our photographic archive, so if you have any old photographs of East Malling or the surrounding area please contact Roger Roud, using the contact form below, who will be pleased to make arrangements to see you.
We are always interested in expanding our photographic archive, so if you have any old photographs of East Malling or the surrounding area please contact Roger Roud, using the contact form below, who will be pleased to make arrangements to see you.
Church Walk
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Holders
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High Street looking south towards station
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Lower Mill |
Mill Street (1909)
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Mill Street
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Weir Mill Pond
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If you enjoy looking at historic photographs take a look at the fascinating on-line Kent Photo Archive which contains over 20,000 historic images of Kent, some dating back to the 1800s, with many comparison photographs from the present day.