Churches of Kent Vigar E.
Kent is often referred to as 'the cradle of English Christianity'. Canterbury is not only home to the Anglican Communion but also the location of St Martin s church, the oldest church in England in…
Specifikacia Churches of Kent Vigar E.
Kent is often referred to as 'the cradle of English Christianity'. Canterbury is not only home to the Anglican Communion but also the location of St Martin s church, the oldest church in England in continuous use. Kent's religious heritage has benefitted from this as has its proximity to both the continent and London. Architecturally, the churches of Kent range from premier Norman churches to tiny manorial churches that still sit in sequestered churchyards having, apparently, been forgotten for centuries. These churches are distinguished by a greater than usual diversity of building material, from the poor quality but distinctive Kentish Ragstone or flint nodules from nearby fields to excellent quality limestone imported from Normandy and locally produced bricks. Kent's churches also display glimpses into national history with links to early saints like St Mildred and St Sexburga
Churches of Kent Vigar E.
Fortress-Churches of Languedoc
Churches of Cheshire Paul David
Little Book of Kent
Little History of Kent