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09 December 2019
Bookshops > South East > Kent >
Secondhand and Antiquarian Bookshops in the UK 2019
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Open at advertised times
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Appointment necessary
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All Saints' Book Cafe
All Saint's Church
Snodland Road
BIRLING Kent ME19 5JF map
tel: 07970 276070 e-mail web
Open: Third Saturday of each month 10.00 - 1.00.
Large selection of quality books on all subjects. All at very reasonable prices. Proceeds go to support this Grade 1 listed church. A small cafe provides light refreshments and a comfortable place to browse.
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ERNEST HEMINGWAY
