Plans1
Plan2
FOOTNOTES:[1]Though it is also derived from one Dr. Omerus, who lived on the spot in the thirteenth century.[2]The above paintings are illustrated in Dart’s “History of Canterbury,” 1726, and in “Archæologia Cantiana,” vol. xviii.[3]Diocesan Histories: “Canterbury,” by R.C. Jenkins, M.A. 1880.
[1]Though it is also derived from one Dr. Omerus, who lived on the spot in the thirteenth century.
[1]Though it is also derived from one Dr. Omerus, who lived on the spot in the thirteenth century.
[2]The above paintings are illustrated in Dart’s “History of Canterbury,” 1726, and in “Archæologia Cantiana,” vol. xviii.
[2]The above paintings are illustrated in Dart’s “History of Canterbury,” 1726, and in “Archæologia Cantiana,” vol. xviii.
[3]Diocesan Histories: “Canterbury,” by R.C. Jenkins, M.A. 1880.
[3]Diocesan Histories: “Canterbury,” by R.C. Jenkins, M.A. 1880.