Siege of Canterbury and Capture of Archbishop Alphege, 1011

The Guildhall is a medieval civic building located in Kent, England, serving as a centre of municipal governance and commerce. Constructed during the medieval period, the structure reflects the architectural conventions of its era, with characteristics typical of guildhalls built to accommodate t…

Blackfriars is a Dominican friary located in Canterbury, Kent, founded in the mid-thirteenth century as part of the establishment of the Friars Preachers in England. The surviving structures, notably the gatehouse and sections of the precinct walls, date primarily from the fourteenth and fifteent…

Butchery Lane is a Roman site located in Kent, England, comprising archaeological remains dating to the Roman period. The site lies within an area of known Roman activity and settlement in the region. As a scheduled ancient monument, it represents evidence of Roman occupation and land use in Kent…

Christchurch Priory is a monastic house founded in the eleventh century in Christchurch, Hampshire, though historically associated with Kent through its ecclesiastical connections and administrative networks. The priory was established as an Augustinian foundation and became a significant religio…

Tower of St Magdalene's Church is a medieval ecclesiastical structure located in Kent. The tower survives as a substantial example of parish church architecture, retaining characteristic features of its period of construction. Built of local stone, the tower demonstrates the building traditions t…

Canterbury city walls is a substantial circuit of medieval fortification surrounding the historic centre of Canterbury in Kent. The walls were constructed primarily during the late twelfth and thirteenth centuries, built upon foundations that often utilised earlier Roman stonework from the fourth…