Canterbury
Canterbury, a cathedral city in southeast England, was a pilgrimage site in the Middle Ages. Ancient walls, originally built by the Romans, encircle its medieval centre with cobbled streets and timber-framed houses. Canterbury Cathedral, founded 597 A. D. , is the headquarters of the Church of England and Anglican Communion, incorporating Gothic and Romanesque elements in its stone carvings and stained-glass windows.
People born in Canterbury (First 49 people) - Page 0
Brian Hopper
British guitarist
Steve Waugh
Australian cricketer
Sophie Cotsis
Member of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
Josh Mansour
Rugby league winger
Ivan Southall
Australian writer
Brett Kenny
Australian footballer
Frank Winterstein
Ron Willey
Simon Gillies
Percy Ogden
Australian rules football player
Jenny Morrison
Scott Morrison's wife
Heka Nanai
Leon Bott
Australian footballer
Michael Sharkey
Australian poet
Malcolm Clift
Rugby league player
Clive Steele
Engineer
Johan Durst
Olympic athlete
William D. Williamson
Former Governor of Maine
Horace Austin
Former Governor of Minnesota
Chauncey Fitch Cleveland
Former Governor of Connecticut
Moses Cleaveland
American lawyer and politician
Luther Jewett
Former United States Representative
Elisha Litchfield
American Politician
Stephen Symonds Foster
Kenneth MacKenna
American actor
Harold Baigent
New Zealand theatre director
Tim Price
New Zealand olympic athlete
Fiona Pears
Musical artist
Phil Bancroft
Matt Doocey
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Laura McGoldrick
DJ ‧ Martin Guptill's wife
Fletcher Newell
Rugby union player
Finlay Brewis
Rugby union player
Charlie Gamble
Rugby union player
Jeremy Benton
New Zealand cricketer
Sue Ebury
Editor
Christopher Marlowe
English playwright
Orlando Bloom
Actor
Gideon Coe
Radio DJ
Katie Derham
British newscaster
Aphra Behn
English playwright
Angela Hartnett
English chef
Daniel Clifford
English chef
Fiona Phillips
Journalist
Tony Coe
Jazz musician
Hugh Hopper
Jazz guitarist
Jamie Lumley
Photographer
