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surrounded by flowering daffodils in early spring
the meeting place of Canterbury City Council
Elizabeth I is also reputed to have been welcomed to the State Chambers
who purchased and landscaped the gardens in 1790 as a gift to the city
the Crooked House is one of Cantebrury’s most unique and distinctive landmarks
Crooked House Size:30 x 40" | 76 x 101cm surrounded by flowering daffodils inFramed within the gates of the historic King's School, the Crooked House is one of Cantebrurys most unique and distinctive landmarks. Built in the 17th Century, this wonky house which bulges and leans over the street below has been a gallery, a school outfit shop, an instrument shop, and today is the home of Catching Lives Bookshop, which sells second hand books to raise money for the homeless and vulnerably housed. Like all buildings of the time it