Canterbury, King's Bridge
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Canterbury, King's Bridge
Image: © Helmut Zozmann Taken: 28 Jul 2011
Canterbury, King's Bridge looking down St Peter's Street. The timberframed house on the right hand is "The Old Weavers Restaurant", 1 St Peters Street, CT1 2DH. Although it says 1500 on the sign, this date does not give a very accurate description of the building. Originally this is the site of an Old Kentish Hall a few centuries prior to the 16th century, but most of what you can see today dates from near the end of the 16th century (not the beginning).
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Image Location
Latitude
51.279917
Longitude
1.078282