Opposite the lock and next to the mill was the "Railway Inn," shown above during flood time, date unknown, that closed in about 1964. It had previously been called the "Waterman's Arms" before the railway came. Kindly sent by Tony Kremer.

Above postcard, date unknown showing when it was used as a stop-off point for travellers, and especially hop-pickers. Kindly sent by Tony Kremer.

Above postcard, circa 1954, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.

Above map 1913.

Local News on this day 6th December 1859.

At Yalding on the evening of Saturday 3rd December, a party of men, labourers and others left the "Railway Inn" at a somewhat late hour, including a bargeman Robert Allington, proceeding to Yalding. Robert Allingham, however did not reach his home, and enquires were made for him, that night and the following day, but without success. On Monday, the river Medway was dragged and his body found. The Coroner J. N. Dudlow declined to hold an inquest.