scenes and is buried at Eddington cemetery. H. Kempton Dyson designed the Central Bandstand. The fictional character Jeeves, from the Jeeves and Wooster stories by P. G. Wodehouse, stated in the stories that he took his holidays in Herne Bay. See also Herne Bay Museum and Gallery References Bibliography Bundock, M., Victorian Herne Bay: Herne Bay Past Series 6 (Herne Bay Historical Records Society, 1 February 2011) Gough, H., Herne Bay's Piers: Herne Bay Past Series 1 (HBHRS, October 2008) Gough, H., Mills and Milling in the Herne Bay Area: Herne Bay Past Series 3 (HBHRS, April 2010) Fishpool, J., A Town at War: Herne Bay in the Second World War: Herne Bay Past Series 5 (HBHRS, 3 December 2010) Fishpool, J., Herne Bay's Hotels and Public Houses: Herne Bay Past Series 2 (HBHRS, August 2009) Fishpool, J., Schools and Colleges in the Herne Bay Area: Herne Bay Past Series 4 (HBHRS, August 2010) Gough, H. and Fishpool, J., Smuggling in and Around Herne Bay: Herne Bay Past Series 7 (HBHRS, October 2011) External links Canterbury City Council English Heritage, Aerial Photo Explorer (Enter "Herne Bay" in search box) Towns in Kent Beaches of Kent Populated coastal places in Kent Seaside resorts in England Unparished areas in Kent City of Canterbury