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LH - Local History

CANT - Canterbury

PHO - Crampton Canterbury Photograph Collection

1 - Victorian and Edwardian, Then & Now Selection

2 - Between the Wars , Then & Now Selection

3 - Between the Wars selection (Part 3)

4 - 1940s selection

01 - St Margarets Street bomb damage

02 - Unidentified bomb damage

03 - Unidentified bomb damage probably west end of St Peters Street

04 - Free Masons Tavern St Margarets Street

05 - Blackfriars

06 - Blackfriars

07 - 19 Watling Street bomb damage

13 - Lady Woottons Green with recent bomb damage

20 - The Buttermarket

21 - Part cathedral roof/tower with barrage balloon

22 - Part view Cathedral roof

24 - Damaged Cathedral window

26 - Damaged Cathedral window detail

28 - Cathedral interior

31 - Cathedral Interior Nave

33 - Damaged Cathedral window from inside

34 - Interior view damage to side chapel

36 - Bomb damaged Burgate looking east

37 - Bomb damaged building unknown location

38 - Cathedral rooftop view looking NW

40 - Excavating Roman mosaics below Longmarket Square

41 - Close up image of stone/brick walling with surveyors pole

42 - Bomb damaged buildings unknown location

43 - Bomb damage in Canterbury Lane showing St Georges church & tower

44 - St Georges Street with bomb damage

45 - Bomb damage Lady Woottons Green

46 - Train mounted artillary piece with Winston Churchill unknown location

47 - Train mounted artillary piece firing from rail cutting

48 - Cathedral Nave

49 - External elevation of the Cathedral showing bomb damaged windows

50 - External elevation of the Cathedral showing bomb damaged windows

51 - Burgate Street showing bomb damage

52 - Blast damage in Warriors Chapel

53 - Damaged Cathedral window South west Transept

54 - Damaged Cathedral window detail barrage balloon in background

55 - Cathedral interior

56 - Cathedral Interior Nave

57 - Floodlit Cathedral exterior from the south west

58 - Informal portrait of the king visiting Burgate Canterbury

59 - Mercery Lane Parade junction

60 - Blackfriars

61 - Dane John Mound see from the city wall

62 - Unknown public garden

63 - Martyrs Memorial Wincheap

64 - St Dunstens Street

65 - Tower House looking across the river from the south

66 - Westgate Towers from St Peters Street

67 - Westgate Towers interior

68 - St Peters Lane

69 - Blackfriars

70 - Armoured vehicle (RAF) in Guildhall Street

71 - RAF tractor unit & trailer in Guildhall Street

72 - Broad Street

73 - Rootes Van at Station Road East

74 - Buttermarket

75 - Corner of Burgate and Butchery Lane

76 - Harts shop Mercery Lane

77 - St Georges church tower and church ruins seen across bomb sites

78 - Rooftop view from Bell Harry looking down on Palace Street Sun Street Guildhall Street junction

79 - Bomb site clearance St Georges Street Area R

80 - Construction Girls Langton school

81 - St Thomas Hill looking towards the city

82 - Bomb site clearance St Georges Street Area R

83 - Roof detail demolition o British Oak P.H. Rosemary Lane

84 - View of south side of Cathedral looking across bomb site.

85 - Detail of damaged wall Watling Street House

86 - Detail of damaged wall Watling Street

87 - Watling Street looking towards Castle Street junction

88 - St Margarets Street

89 - Formal Civic group portrait

90 - Unknown school Second Eleven 1949

91 - Building on corner of Guildhall Street and Orange Street

5 - Canterbury in the late 1940s

6 - Canterbury Before the Blitz

7 - Blitz of Canterbury

8 - Canterbury After the Blitz

9 - Canterbury 1945-1975

10 - 1952-1955 (inc 1950-1953)

11 - 1954-1957

12 - 1956-1959

13 - 1960-1963

14 - 1962-1965

15 - 1964-1967

16 - 1966-1969

17 - 1970s

18 - 1980s & 1990s

19 - Canterbury Then & Now Meresborough

20 - Dick Bolton Archive - Book 1 & 2 (late 1970s/early 1980s)

21 - Canterbury Archive Photographs

22 - Whitefriars

23 - Tempus Canterbury Then & Now

24 - Subs

25 - Unsorted photographs

INV - Invicta Motors Photograph Collection

KENT - Kent

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