| Henry V. granted the City free passages for four boats and four carts, to bring lime, ragstone, and freestone for the works. |
| This is a structure of Kentish ragstone in a Gothic style with small steeple. |
| As well as the soapstone mentioned above, Kentish ragstone was exported to Europe for building. |
| Hampton Court, Eton College, and the Tower of London are among the buildings for which Kentish ragstone from the Maidstone district was employed. |
| Following the defences round, Roman remains, comprising the typical red tile and ragstone, can be seen at Cooper's Row and about 45 m. north of Tower Hill underground station. |
| The church is built of Kentish ragstone, and is in a plain Early English style, with an apse at the east end. |
