The @therochestercornexchange will be home to the @rochesterartfair from 6-8th March 2026, www.rochesterartfair.co.uk but did you know the building has a fascinating history... Formerly known as The Clock House, The Rochester Corn Exchange was built in 1706 by Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell, whose coat of arms can be found above the High Street entrance. Since then, the building has had a varied history as a butcher’s market, a courtroom and a corn market. During the late 19th century, The Corn

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🌺 The Royal Marine who lied about his age to serve – The Story of Lance Corporal Frederick Ernest Gee Frederick was born on 14 October 1899 in Rochester, the son of John Thomas and Jane Elizabeth Gee, of 53 Cowper Road, Sittingbourne. He went to Holy Trinity School and later worked at the local paper mills. The Gee family was close, steady, and hardworking. But the war years brought heartbreak at home. In July 1916, Frederick’s little sister Doris, just nine years old, died from diphtheria — a