Eastbridge Hospital (Hospital of St Thomas the Martyr) :: Shared Description

The Hospital of St Thomas the Martyr was founded in 1180 to provide overnight accommodation for poor pilgrims to the shrine of St Thomas Becket. It is now one of the ten almshouses still providing accommodation for elderly citizens of Canterbury. The building is Grade I listed. LinkExternal link
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TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Mural in Eastbridge Hospital by Stephen Craven
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Pilgrims' Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital (Hospital of St Thomas the Martyr ) by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Chapel of Eastbridge Hospital by Stephen Craven
TR1457 : Arcade in Eastbridge Hospital by Stephen Craven
TR1457 : Table with flowers in Eastbridge Hospital by Stephen Craven
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Roof of Eastbridge Hospital by Stephen Craven
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Eastbridge Hospital by N Chadwick


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Created: Sat, 8 Oct 2011, Updated: Mon, 24 Oct 2016

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