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|   FB St Mary's Church, Chilham, Kent
in U.K. and Ireland Trigpoints Flush bracket on St Mary's Church, Chilham, Kent posted by:  RocketRon47 location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 03/05/2011 last visited: never |
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|  Woollard and Kent Funeral Home -- Wincheap, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Funeral Homes The Woolard and Kent Funeral Home on Wincheap Lane in Canterbury posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 09/26/2016 last visited: 07/22/2016 |
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|  Nackington War Memorial - Nackington, Kent, CT4 7AF
in World War I Memorials and Monuments The War Memorial of Nackington village,near Canterbury, Kent, CT4 7AF. posted by: MeerRescue location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 05/17/2012 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5 km |  Canterbury Castle - Castle Street, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Satellite Imagery Oddities Canterbury Castle, a Grade I listed building, dates from Norman times. This was one of three castles erected by William the Conqueror in Kent with the other two being at Dover and Rochester. The remains are of the keep that was built c1120. posted by:  Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/08/2020 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryNE5 km |  Canterbury Castle - Castle Street, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Wikipedia Entries Canterbury Castle, a Grade I listed building, dates from Norman times. This was one of three castles erected by William the Conqueror in Kent with the other two being at Dover and Rochester. The remains are of the keep that was built c1120. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/08/2020 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryNE5 km |  Canterbury Castle - Castle Street, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Official Local Tourism Attractions Canterbury Castle, a Grade I listed building, dates from Norman times. This was one of three castles erected by William the Conqueror in Kent with the other two being at Dover and Rochester. The remains are of the keep that was built c1120. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/08/2020 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryNE5 km |  1730 - Kent Sessions House - Castle Street, Canterbury, UK
in Dated Buildings and Cornerstones This building is dated 1730 and is a mix of additions and extensions. It is located close to Canterbury Castle. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/09/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5 km | Canterbury East Railway Station - Station Road E, Canterbury, Kent, UK in Wikipedia Entries Canterbury East railway station handles services operated by the Southeastern franchise. The station, dating from 1860, has two platforms connected by a pedestrian foot tunnel. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/09/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5 km |  Canterbury East Railway Station - Station Road E, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Train Stations/Depots Canterbury East railway station handles services operated by the Southeastern franchise. The station, dating from 1860, has two platforms connected by a pedestrian foot tunnel. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/09/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5 km |  Canterbury Castle -- Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Retired Prisons A Norman fortification started by William the Conqueror and used as a prison in the 1300s is an afterthought in this town more famous for the Canterbury Cathedral posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 09/25/2016 last visited: 10/15/2020 |
 view galleryNE5 km |  Canterbury Castle -- Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Preserved Architectural Remnants and Ruins A Norman fortification started by William the Conqueror is an afterthought in this town more famous for the Canterbury Cathedral posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 09/26/2016 last visited: 10/15/2020 |
 view galleryNE5 km |  Canterbury Castle - La forteresse en pierre du château de Canterbury - Canterbury - Kent - UK
in Castles [EN] The Canterbury Castle is a historic site in the city of Canterbury, County of Kent, UK [FR] Le château de Canterbury est un des monuments historiques de la ville britannique de Canterbury, dans le comté de Kent en Angleterre posted by: pmaupin location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 07/13/2016 last visited: 10/15/2020 |
 view galleryNE5 km |  St Mildred's Church - Church Lane, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Medieval Churches St Mildred's Church is a medieval church located close to the castle in Canterbury. The Grade I listed church was probably built in the 11th century. St Mildred, who died in 732) was the daughter of Merewald, King of Mercia, and Ermenburga. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/08/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5 km | St Mildred's Church - Church Lane, Canterbury, Kent, UK in Wikipedia Entries St Mildred's Church is a medieval church located close to the castle in Canterbury. The Grade I listed church was probably built in the 11th century. St Mildred, who died in 732) was the daughter of Merewald, King of Mercia, and Ermenburga. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/07/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5 km |  St Mildred's Church - Church Lane, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in This Old Church St Mildred's Church is a medieval church located close to the castle in Canterbury. The Grade I listed church was probably built in the 11th century. St Mildred, who died in 732) was the daughter of Merewald, King of Mercia, and Ermenburga. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/08/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5 km |  St Mildred's Church - Church Lane, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Anglican and Episcopal Churches St Mildred's Church is a medieval church located close to the castle in Canterbury. The Grade I listed church was probably built in the 11th century. St Mildred, who died in 732) was the daughter of Merewald, King of Mercia, and Ermenburga. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/08/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryE5 km |  Canterbury County Council Boundary Stone No 29 - Nackington, Kent, CT4 7AD
in Public Land Survey Marks A Boundary Marker stone of the former Canterbury County Council located outside Nackington Farm, Church Lane, Nackington, Kent, CT4 7AD. posted by: MeerRescue location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 05/16/2012 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5.1 km | Dane John Mound - Canterbury, Kent, UK in Satellite Imagery Oddities Dane John Mound is the name given to a conical mound and the associated gardens. It was discovered that the mound was a Roman burial site and it was also used, by the Normans, as the site of the first Canterbury Castle. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/09/2020 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5.1 km |  James Simmons - Dane John Mound, Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Citizen Memorials A monument, in the form of a pillar to James Simmons, stands atop the Dane John Mound in Canterbury. A plaque, attached to the pillar explains what James Simmons did to be recognised in this way. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/11/2020 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryNE5.1 km | Dane John Mound - Canterbury, Kent, UK in Wikipedia Entries Dane John Mound is the name given to a conical mound and the associated gardens. It was discovered that the mound was a Roman burial site and it was also used, by the Normans, as the site of the first Canterbury Castle. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/09/2020 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryNE5.1 km | Dane John Mound - Canterbury, Kent, UK in Official Local Tourism Attractions Dane John Mound is the name given to a conical mound and the associated gardens. It was discovered that the mound was a Roman burial site and it was also used, by the Normans, as the site of the first Canterbury Castle. posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/09/2020 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryNE5.1 km |  Dane John Mound -- Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Ancient Roman Civilization Canterbury's Dane John Mound is an ancient Roman cemetery in this deeply historic town posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 09/25/2016 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryNE5.1 km |  Dane John Gardens -- Canterbury, Kent, UK
in Worldwide Cemeteries Canterbury's Dane John Mound is an ancient Roman cemetery burial mound posted by: Benchmark Blasterz location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 09/26/2016 last visited: 09/17/2021 |
 view galleryE5.1 km | Canterbury County Council Boundary Stone No 26a - Nackington, Kent, CT4 7AU. in Public Land Survey Marks A boundary stone of the former Canterbury County Council sited in Nackington Road at the junction with Langton Lane, Canterbury, Kent, CT4 7AU. posted by: MeerRescue location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 05/16/2012 last visited: never |
 view galleryNE5.1 km |  The Weekes Sundial - Dane John Gardens, Canterbury, UK
in Sundials This sundial, known as the Weekes Sundial, is located in the middle of Dane John Gardens in Canterbury. The dial is of no practical use unless you are over seven feet tall (2 metres) as the plate is about six feet above the ground! posted by: Master Mariner location: South East England, United Kingdom date approved: 11/15/2020 last visited: never |
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