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Aldington	(The Aldington Gang)
Bells Yew Green	(The ruins of Bayham Abbey)
Biddenden	(The Maids of Biddenden)
Bonnington	(Saint Rumwold the child saint)
Brede	(Edward I inspects the Channel Fleet)
Broad Oak Brede	(On the Crossroads)
Brookland	(13th century wooden spire)
Burmarsh	(The fortress in the Marsh?)
Burwash	(The home of Rudyard Kipling)
Burwash Common	(Roughest pub in the South East)
Burwash Weald	(Roughest pub in the South East)
Camber	(Sands and Holidays)
Cripps Corner	(Home Guard surprises the Army)
Crowborough	(The home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
Dymchurch	(The Romans and the sea wall)
East Dean	(Fishing and Wrecking)
East Hoathly	(Another Sussex Cannibal?)
Fairlight	(Firehills and Views)
Frant	(King Johns hunting lodge)
Goudhurst	(Smugglers, Iron and Forests)
Groombridge	(Home of the Groombridge Gang)
Hawkhurst	(A Notorious Gang of Smugglers)
Herstmonceux	(Castle and Observatory)
Hever	(Anne Boleyn and the Castle)
Hurst Green	(The Youngest Highwayman on record)
Ivychurch	(The burial ground on the Island)
Jevington	(Smugglers and Churchill Tanks)
Lamberhurst	(Scotney Castle and Gardens)
Lydd	(The Cathedral of the Marsh)
Lympne	(From Roman Castle to Tigers)
Mayfield	(Saint Dunstan and the Devil)
Newchurch	(The Church Tower with a kink)
New Romney	(Cinque Port and Storm)
Ninfield	(Last of the Iron Stocks)
Normans Bay	(Last Invasion in 1066)
Nutley	(Edward III and the Post Mill)
Old Romney	(Sheep and Wool Smuggling)
Pembury	(The ghost of Hawkwell)
Pevensey	(Ancient Roman Fortification)
Pevensey Bay	(Fishing and Martello Towers)
Robertsbridge	(The Home of Modern Cricket)
Ruckinge	(Smuggling and Traction Engines)
Rye	(On the Island)
Selmeston	(Tomb to store the Contraband)
St Mary in the Marsh	(Ancient Celts)
Udimore	(Angels move the Church)
West Dean	(Alfred the Great's Palace)
Westham	(Enclosure for the Castle)
Woodchurch	(Dragoons capture Smugglers)

Branscombe smugglers' tales	Another Devon village famous for smuggling and as the home of Jack Rattenbury, the smuggling "captain".
Cornish Sinners	Brief reference to Cruel Copinger, notorious Cornish smuggler.
John Carter, King of Prussia	Single page about Prussia Cove in Cornwall, and John Carter, its smuggling "King".
Smuggling in Kent	Excellent site with pages about: the owlers; the Deal boatmen; the Groombridge and Hawkhurst gangs; the North Kent Gang; the Aldington gang; Joss Snelling and The Callis Court Gang.
Smuggling in Beer	This Devon village was once a notorious smugglers' haunt.
Smuggling in Dorset	Good page with lots of rarely-seen local detail. Covers Isaac Gulliver and the Battle of Mudeford.
Smuggling in Gower	Interesting and detailed page about smuggling on this Welsh peninsula.