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Model of a merchant ship, Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury	The French Chapel, or Walloon, in the crypt at Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury. A congregation of Walloons, French-speaking protestants from the Netherlands, has been meeting here since 1575.
Thomas Beckett, then the Archbishop of Canterbury, was murdured whilst praying in the Cathedral in 1170.	Chapel to William Temple, who was the Archbishop of Canterbury during WW2.	Chapel to Geoffrey Francis Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury fro 1945-1964.
		Inside the Warrior's Chapel, Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury
Historic flags in the Warrior's Chapel, Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury	Flags inside the Warrior's Chapel at Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury	Memorials like this one dot the walls of the Cathedral
Despite numerous grander entrances, this little door is the one used most of the time.	Bell Harry Tower, circa 1498	Bell Harry Tower, circa 1498
The Southwest Tower, shown here, is older than -- and was used as a model for -- the Northwest Tower, which was replaced circa 1830.	Facade, Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury	West Window, Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury
Victorian-era statue on facade, Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury	Truman pub, Canterbury	Dolphin pub, Canterbury
Butter Market circa 1904. The Starbucks hadn't opened yet.	View of the Cathedral from our room at the Millers Arms, Canterbury	Jeffrey at Mill Cottage, Canterbury
Cathedral across the rooftops, Canterbury		Blue Door, Canterbury