Dorking

Dorking is a town on the A24 road in Surrey, England. It is the setting of the 1871 novel, The Battle of Dorking.

Dorking Media

• Simplified geological cross section of the western Weald, showing how the land was uplifted to form the Weald-Artois anticline (dashed lines) and the strata as they are today (solid lines).

• 

  An engraving of Deepdene House (1842) by the illustrator Thomas Allom (1804–1872)

• Dorking Deepdene railway station (then known simply as "Deepdene"), photographed in June 1964

• Castle Mill on the River Mole at Pixham, painted by Wilmot Pilsbury in 1898

• A female Dorking chicken

• The mock-Tudor arch leading from South Street to Rose Hill

• The 14-storey Linden Lea tower block was built as part of the Goodwyns estate in 1965.

• The north transept of the 12th century medieval parish church, demolished c. 1830.

• The Grade II listed United Reformed Church, built 1834.

• A veteran sergeant in the Dorking Home Guard cleans his Tommy gun at the dining room table, before going on parade, 1 December 1940. H5850.jpg

  A veteran sergeant in the Dorking Home Guard cleaning a*Tommy gun (December 1940)