A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
A celebration of Canterbury’s rich heritage and identity – its special events, achievements, people, industry and landmarks.
Canterburys history stretches back to the earliest British settlements. Under the Romans it became a strategically important town and subsequent centuries became the center of Christianity in England following Saint Augustines mission to the Anglo Saxons. The cathedral which still dominates the city has witnessed centuries of momentous change in the countrys history, including the murder of Archbishop Becket in 1170. The shrine became a pilgrim destination, celebrated in Chaucers Canterbury Tales.
In later centuries industries came to Canterbury, not least silk weaving brought by Huguenot refugees, and although the city suffered significant losses during bombing in the Second World War, much of its heritage has been retained alongside new developments. Today the city attracts many visitors to its festivals, markets, shopping, theatres and musical events. Celebrating Canterbury chronicles the proud heritage of Canterbury, its important moments and what draws so many to this historical city today. Illustrated throughout, this fascinating book offers a marvelous and refreshingly positive insight into Canterburys rich heritage, its special events and important moments. Celebrating Canterbury will be a valuable contribution to the history of the city and provide a source of many memories to those who have known it well over the years.
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