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Take your choice of our other Canterbury pages:
The excellent Museum of Canterbury in the former 'Poor Priests' Hospital' from the 1300's
Photo Gallery:
Medieval Canterbury
Roofs, Castle Street
The Westgate dominates St Dunstan's Street
17th Century buildings in St Dunstan's Street
The Westgate Gardens and the River Stour seen from the other side of the River
The Westgate Gardens, by the River Stour
The Greyfriars building from 1267 - part of the Franciscan Friars monastery
The Norman Crypt c. 1090's - the oldest surviving part of the Cathedral. Photo 1992 - sadly, photos are no longer allowed in the crypt!
Pilot Ben Thomson, photographer Andrew Thomson!
The cathedral seen on a misty morning from the University of Kent
Above: The Bell Harry Tower, dating from arround 1500, is the newest part of the Cathedral
Right: Rising above the edge of one of the transepts is one of the small towers that remain from the Cathedral of Archbishop Anselm's time (c.1120)
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