Remains
A number of relics, including the frame and bogies of one of the carriages, can be seen at the Colonel Stephens Museum at Tenterden.
Golf Links station building still survives virtually intact. Some track is still embedded in concrete along the trackbed in the vicinity of the station as the trackbed was used as a roadway during wartime. Most of the route of the trackbed from Rye to Camber is a footpath, although a short section has been destroyed by gravel workings.
The line has a prominent part in several novels by Rye resident E.F. Benson.
Read more about this topic: Rye And Camber Tramway
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—Abraham Lincoln (1809–1865)
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