~ CANTERBURY CHURCHES & PLACES OF WORSHIP ~
CANTERBURY CHURCHES - WITHIN THE CITY WALLS
The Church of the Four Crowned Martyrs
St. Mary Breadman or St. Mary Andrewsgate
CANTERBURY CHURCHES - ASSOCIATED WITH THE CITY GATES
CANTERBURY CHURCHES - WITHOUT THE CITY WALLS
The Monastery of St. Augustine
Garrison Church / Military Church *now called All Saints Church
New Saint Mary Bredin Church, Nunnery Fields
St. Sepulchre's (Benedictine Nunnery)
St. Stephen's Church, Hackington
The Church of the New Cemetery *architect J. G. Hall
CANTERBURY CHURCHES - NON CONFORMIST
Baptist Chapel - St. George's Place
Zoar Baptist Chapel, Burgate Lane
Goulden Square (Baptist) Mission, 17 Cobden Place, Supt., Mr. F.A. Stockford (1917)
Baptists Chapel - King Street
Congregational - Guildhall Street
Countess of Huntingdon's (Union Chapel) - Watling Street
Walloon or French Church - Cathedral Crypt
Malt House Chapel, French Huguenot
Jewish Synagogue - King Street
St. Peter's Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Plymouth Brethren, Pound Lane (1891)
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wincheap Green
St. Thomas *Roman Catholic
Hale Place *Roman Catholic
Meeting House of the Society of Friends (Quakers)
Unitarian Antipaedobaptist Chapel - Blackfriars
St. Andrews, United Reformed Church
Books
H. F. Taylor, The Free Churches of Canterbury (1929)
Memorial Inscriptions, Wincheap Nonconformist Burial Ground
My special thanks to Tricia for help in organizing this page