St Bartholomew's Hospital, Hythe
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St Bartholomew's Hospital, Hythe
Image: © David Kemp Taken: 28 Jun 2007
Taken from the corner of Bartholomew Street and Great Conduit Street. St Bartholomew's became a hospital in medieval times and was the birthplace of Haymo of Hythe, a fourteenth century bishop of Rochester. The building stone is Kentish Rag (Hythe Beds limestone) of which there were plentiful supplies locally.
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Image Location
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Latitude
51.071912
Longitude
1.083439