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Dane John Gardens

A historic park within Canterbury city's walls which dates back to 1551, and includes a mound which historical records prove was there in the first century AD. In 1790, local dignitary Alderman James Simmons laid out the park into formal gardens. In 1999, Canterbury City Council completed a million pound renovation of the park supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund and local sponsorship.
by N Chadwick

Created: Wed, 19 Oct 2011, Updated: Wed, 19 Oct 2011


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TR1457 : Chantry Hall, Dane John by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Towards Dane John Terrace by DS Pugh
TR1457 : Bandstand at John Dane Gardens by Oast House Archive
TR1457 : Dane John Gardens by N Chadwick
TR1457 : South African Memorial, Dane John by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Penn House by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Bandstand, Dane John Gardens by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Dane John by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Dane John Gardens by DS Pugh
TR1457 : Food fair, Dane John, Canterbury by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Dane John Gardens by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Dane John Mound by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Fountain in Dane John Gardens by DS Pugh
TR1457 : Information board on Dane John, Canterbury by N Chadwick
TR1457 : South African Memorial, Dane John by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Dane John Gardens by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Across Dane John Gardens by DS Pugh
TR1457 : Sundial, Dane John Garden by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Marlowe Memorial by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Bandstand, Dane John by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Dane John gardens by Oast House Archive
TR1457 : Dane John Gardens by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Tree lined path by Oast House Archive
TR1457 : Dane John Gardens by N Chadwick
TR1457 : Path across Dane John by N Chadwick

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