Digitally Unveiling the Past for the Future
Unlock the Digital Realm: We forensically transform Heritage Sites, Real Estate, Healthcare and Engineering products into Digital Twins.
​Discover the synergy of innovation and tradition with Digital Twins Studio, as we redefine the realms of reality across diverse sectors, making a profound impact on preservation, visualisation, and experiential solutions.
Based in London with offices in Istanbul and Dubai, our passion lies in preserving heritage and delivering immersive experiences in Heritage, Real Estate and Healthcare sectors.
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Bagham Barn Antiques
Chilham: Kent CT4 8DU
Kent's largest collection of high quality Antiques & Art
A restored 17th century barn with many room sized displays. ​30 experienced dealers presenting top quality items at affordable prices.
Bringing together of expertise, interior design and imagination.
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Find gift ideas from £10 to £10,000.
​Brand new tearoom and garden will add to your enjoyment.
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The Tigers Head Pub
Chislehurst: Kent Watt's lane BR7 5PJ
Facing the village green, the focus of Chislehurst community life for centuries
Built in 1854 by the Bowden family. It was a fairly unknown and just frequented by the local Irish population until in 1871, the arrival of the French imperial family and this became the church the last emperor of France came to pray.
Unfortunately he died and the empress Eugénie, wanted to have a grand mausoleum built here in his memory. But, the land on which this church is built was owned by a Protestant family, The Edelman of Hock wood and they didn't want a big catholic mausoleum on their land. So, Eugénie, removed the bodies of her husband and her son.
In the churchyard is the grave of Dr Charles West the founder of the Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Napoleon Bonaparte III grave
The Tigers Head Pub
Chislehurst: Kent Watt's lane BR7 5PJ
Facing the village green, the focus of Chislehurst community life for centuries
The current Tigers Head country pub dates back to the 18th century but stands on the site of a much older inn owned by the Walsingham family dating back to the 15th century.
Attractively located facing the village green the focus of Chislehurst community life for centuries The Tiger's Head has witnessed feasts festivals coronation celebrations.
Photo 1934.
Kindly sent by Rory Kehoe
