Guess the Place

[Lutonman]

Yours John Walker, its known as Starvation point a memorial to those who lost their lives at sea. Was also a place where out of work seaman would congregate for work.
This was another clue on a Treasure trail I did.

[John Walker]

In the small garden next to Woodlawn St. Near the harbour.  I only just spotted it  .

[Lutonman]

Your near head North East a bit

[John Walker]

Are we in Keames Yard car park near Cushing's View?

[Lutonman]

Your in the right town,

[John Walker]

Whitstable?

[Lutonman]

Much further East, John Walker

[John Walker]

Looks a bit out of place with those modern houses.

Medway area?

[Lutonman]

Where will you find this? Visible on google

[MartinR]

I used to ring church bells at the nearby All Saints' Frindsbury, and still ring handbells in the church hall, just along the road.

Official listing (grade II):  https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1422504?section=official-list-entry see also the comments page for pictures of the beautiful stained glass.
Reference on a Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listed_buildings_in_Frindsbury

Location:

• Nat Grid:                    TQ 73949 69841
• Nearest Post Code:   ME2 4JA
• Co-ords (WGS84):     51°24'03"N,000°29'57"E or 51.40093,0.49930

[Jackie Paper]

Lutonman has it, and others.
I'd better find some tougher ones for any future goes.    

[Lutonman]

Roman Catholic Church of the English Martyrs, Frindsbury Road Strood

[MartinR]

It wouldn't be a guess for me, at times I've driven past it daily and I've photographed it.  Details will follow a successful guess.

[grandarog]

One of my Sons lives near that building. Lots of left footers go there.

[Jackie Paper]

Here's one to be going on with.