Geering (automobile)

The Geering was an English automobile manufactured from 1899 until 1904 by T Geering & Son makers of stationary engines. A product of Rolvenden, Kent, it was a crude car powered by a 3 hp twin-cylinder engine with chain drive; it ran on paraffin.

References

David Burgess Wise, The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Automobiles

Rolvenden

Locations in the parish of Rolvenden	Kensham Rolvenden Layne

Buildings	Church Great Maytham Hall Rolvenden Station Rolvenden Windmill Wittersham Road Station

Businesses	Geering

People	Claire Armstrong Mark Armstrong Robert Cushman Richard Guildford Phillips Gybbon Thomas Harden Frances Hodgson Burnett George Mills Richard Mills Harold Tennant Edgar Willsher

Schools	Royal National College for the Blind

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Geering (automobile)

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