Above postcard showing the Britton Farm which was demolished in 1862 on which land the pub was build and named after.

Above photo, early 1980s, waiting for the carnival.

Above photo, date unknown, by Darkstar.

Above photo date 2011, from www.Flickr.com by Ben Levick.

Above sign left, October 1991, sign right 2011.

With thanks from Brian Curtis www.innsignsociety.com.

Above photo, November 2021, kindly sent by Arthur Cornwell.

Chatham News, Saturday 5 September 1863.

APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSEES.

Mr. J. Bassett was refused a license for the "Britton Farm" beer-house, New Brompton. Mr. Hayward opposed.

From an email received from David Perman, 27 November 2015.

On 21 November 1885 Harriet's husband George died in New Brompton, Kent. (England & Wales Death Index, District Medway, Vol 2a, Page 328). The England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations) 1858-1966 has the following record. WALTER George 23 December. Administration of the Personal Estate of George Walter late of the “Britton Farm” Inn New Brompton in the County of Kent Beer Retailer who died 21 November 1885 at the said Inn was granted at the Principle Registry to Harriet Walter of the said Inn Widow the Relict. Personal Estate £86.