File:Canterbury 002 St Thomas Hospice.jpg
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| Description | Canterbury England. The circular arch over the door suggests that the origins of the building are Norman, but much of the structure including the present doorway and upper windows are from 1290-1320. The small lower window has somewhat later tracery. The building still functions as a hospice for the elderly. The upper windows give light into the chapel. The glass appears to be all restoration. |
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| current | 07:36, 15 October 2006 | 587 × 1,049 (191 KB) | TTaylor | {{Information |Description= Canterbury England. The circular arch over the door suggests that the origins of the building are Norman, but much of the structure including the present doorway and upper windows are from 1290-1320. The small lower window has |
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