A former military hospital. Work on the hospital commenced in June 1856 and it was opened in October 1857.

The World War II Chain Home Radar station at Dunkirk is significant for its role in early radar development and air defense during the Battle of Britain.

Oare Windmill is an early 19th-century red brick tower type with a tarred weatherboarded cap, although its sweeps and fantail are missing.

Radfield House, a 16th-century timber-framed structure with 18th-century alterations, features decorative railings and distinctive architecture on London Road, Tonge.

Fortified lines.

20th-century military sites like the WWII Heavy Anti-aircraft gunsite represent key historical episodes, with the Iwade site rare for its intact layout and development stages.

Frognal Farmhouse, a Grade II* listed house, has a 16th-century origin and features early 18th-century additions. It served as a residence for Ralph Clerke and Sir Joseph Taylor.

Bexon Manor, a Grade II* listed manor house, dates back to the 15th century, with significant alterations in 1617, featuring timber framing and decorative plaster infill.

Murston Old Church, dating back to the 13th century, showcases Gothic design and retains archaeological elements despite partial demolition.

Delbridge House, also known as The Constitutional Club, is an 18th-century, three-storey building with distinctive architectural features, including Doric columns and lunette windows.

The Church of St. Margaret of Antioch features Saxon origins, C12 aisles, a C13 tower, medieval graffiti, and notable restorations by architect W.D. Caröe in 1913.

Provender Mill, a 19th-century warehouse in a prominent position along Faversham Creek, features a yellow stock brick facade and distinctive architectural elements.

Belmont Park is an early 19th-century ornamental garden, expanded in the late 19th century, within an 18th and 19th-century estate. Historically linked to the Harris family.

18th-century house on West Street, now split into two, features painted brick, intact glazing bars, and a distinctive round-headed doorway.

The Dunkirk Radar Tower, built in 1937, is a significant part of Britain's WWII air defense, notably during the Battle of Britain. It's among the best-preserved radar sites.

The Oare gunpowder works in Faversham, an important historical site, illustrates extensive gunpowder production with significant surviving structures and technological advancements spanning...

16th and 17th-century buildings with distinct architectural features, such as imitation masonry and mathematical tiles, form a group on West Street.

The World War II Heavy Anti-aircraft gunsite (TS3) at Wetham Green is a rare, historically significant site with intact layout and elements, playing a key defensive role during the war.

Memorial over the mass grave of the victims of the Faversham Munitions Explosion, 1916.

The Maison Dieu Museum, a Grade II* listed building in Ospringe, dates back to 1230 as part of the medieval hospital, featuring medieval and early 16th-century architectural elements.