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A FRIENDLY TALK

Canterbury’s Pubs – 1,000 Years of Pilgrims, Drinking, and History

Friday 25 September, 10:30-11:30 in the Clagett Auditorium

Following on from her highly-popular talk on Aphra Behn two years ago, Charlotte Cornell returns to speak about the inns, public houses, and taverns which have formed a major part of the history of Canterbury over the last millennia.

Offering refuge to weary pilgrims to the city or as social hubs for local citizens, how have these hostelries shaped and influenced local architecture and culture?

Cornell will reveal more about some of the characters who once trod the cobblestones of Canterbury in search of refreshment.

£10 Friends of Canterbury Cathedral; £15 non-members. Includes tea and coffee on arrival.

This event is organised by and in support of The Friends of Canterbury Cathedral (Registered Charity No 1210093).

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For more information about this and future events, help booking, or becoming a member, please call The Friends’ Office at 01227 865292 or email [email protected]

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