Bell's Cathedrals: The Church of St. Martin, Canterbury An Illustrated Account of its History and Fabric

We come now to a description of the church, which consists of a rectangular _Nave_, 38 ft. long by 25 ft. wide; a _Chancel_ (in its present form) 40 ft. by 14 ft.; a tower built...

Before coming to the more immediate history of St. Martin's Church, we must say a few words about the Roman occupation of Canterbury, and the events preceding the landing of St....

St. Martin's Church, both from its history and structure occupies a unique position. It is at once the cradle of purely _English_ Christianity, and also a witness of that earlie...

St. Martin's Church (South Side) _Frontispiece_ East End of Church (Cathedral in Distance) 2 West Front of Church (Exterior) 15 Plan of Roman Canterbury 16 Church in 1840 (Inter...