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New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner and Dance (event)
We cannot think of a more spectacular back drop to seeing in the New Year in Canterbury. read more...
Festive Lunches and Christmas Parties 2021 (event)
Looking for an exceptional Christmas Lunch or Christmas Party Night in Canterbury? Then look no further. read more...
Friends’ Day 2020 (page)
...the Friends’ calendar. We may not be able to gather together in the Precincts this year to celebrate our Cathedral but we can still link up online. read more...
The Victorian Cathedral Buildings: George Austin Jr photographs (page)
...the cathedral and precincts buildings in Victorian times. read more...
‘Murdered, Deleted, Survived’: Thomas Becket defies Henry VIII (picture-this)
...‘Erasing Becket’, British Library Blog, September 2011, https://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2011/09/erasing-becket.html Alexandra Walsham, Brian Cummings, Ceri Law, Karis Riley, Remembering the Reformation, Routledge, 2020; also Cambridge University online exhibition ‘Remembering the Reformation’, https://exhibitions.lib.cam.ac.uk/reformation/case/introduction/... read more...
John Dart and the Trinity and Corona Chapels (picture-this)
...hundreds of years, remaining the same even today. read more...
The Civil War: The Bargrave Travel Diary (page)
...cathedral in ‘cabinets of curiosity’. The collection remains here to this day as a fascinating little ‘museum’ all in itself. read more...
Canterbury Pilgrimage in the later Middle Ages: William Brewyn’s ‘guidebook’ (page)
...wide. read more...
Canterbury Journey contractors return to work (post)
...to return to sites, Chapter approved a minimum number of Masons to return to the Precincts and Broadoak this week. read more...Julian of Norwich: a medieval take on lockdown and how to survive it (page)
...she discusses her new book on the 14th-century English anchoress and mystic, Julian of Norwich: ‘At the Foot of the Cross with Julian of Norwich’. read more...
Food and drink in the miracles of St Thomas Becket (picture-this)
...ensured the survival of his memory in the public’s imagination even many centuries after his death and translation. read more...