Canterbury Pilgrimages 1904 - Couverture souple

Photographed by C. W. Barnes Ward The Martyrdom of St Thomas ., .F rontispiece Portion of Remains of Archbishops Palace at Otford ..... Facing page 8I n Canterbury Cathedral .. ,) 16 Some Pilgrims3 Resting-P laces in Canterbury 24 Canterbury Cathedral and Part of Monastic Buildings, from Prior s Green .32 Christchurch Gate, Canterbury .,,40 Remains of the Monks I nfirmary, Canterbury Cathedral .. ,,48 Pilgrims Signs and Moulds in the Museum, Canterbury .... 56 The Pilgrims Snail .. .. Pilgrims Flasks in the Museum, Canterbury j Saltwood Castle .... ,,68 The Transept of the Martyrdom, Canterbury 72 South Ambulatory of Crypt, Canterbury Cathedral .. .. .80 In the Crypt of Canterbury Cathedral .88 St Dunstan s Church, Canterbury .,,96 The Site of the Shrine of St Thomas, Canter bury Cathedral .. .. ,,104 Winchester Cathedral, Remains of the Chapter House ..... 112 Pilgrims Entrance, West Wall of North Transept, Winchester Cathedral. Pilgrims Barrier, formerly at Top of South j Transept Steps, Winchester Cathedral .J Churches on the Winchester Pilgrims Way .,,120 St Catherine s(P ilgrims Chapel), Guildford
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