"Canterbury Cathedral, Gardens, and Grounds Through Time"

Presented by Philip Oostenbrink, Canterbury Cathedral
In this talk Philip will show archive material of the gardens and grounds of Canterbury Cathedral (Mother Church of the Church of England), beginning with 12th Century and Medieval plans, Victorian photographs and ending up with 20th century images that will show how the gardens and grounds developed throughout the 1,500 years of history of the site. Philip will also show what the gardens look like at present, any projects that are being undertaken at the moment and he will discuss the plant collections held at Canterbury Cathedral. The length of the talk is approximately 60 minutes after which there will be time for questions. A talk not just for people interested in gardens, but also for people who enjoy learning about history.

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Very interesting. The only 'problem' was that during the presentation one could not see where the presenter was actually pounting to. In the current Canterbury Cathedral prayers on UA-cam the Dean's garden looks absolutely spectacular and would love to see more.