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The KM's archives reveal how news of peace breaking out was greeted in Kent as the First World War ended.
He is one of the most famous performers of all-time - but did you know Houdini brought his remarkable public stunts and shows to the county?
Take a look at how Kent planned to defend itself if the Germans invaded during the First World War.
More than a century ago the county welcomed thousands of people in a single day, as they fled from their war-torn country.
We remember the 352 people who lost their lives in a ship explosion off the Kent coast.
From China to the US and then Kent, we look back at one airman's remarkable effort to return home during the First World War.
A 1963 robbery of a mail train may be the most famous railway heist of all - but one gang pulled off a similar raid more than a century earlier.
Hundreds of people gathered on Folkestone beach to see director Danny Boyle's Pages of the Sea Armistice centenary commemoration.
The 1921 census has revealed some fascinating insights into life in Kent 100 years ago
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