Stone antiquities found at Netherby mb-code 1619326 The head of Charles Flower

The head of Charles Flower

The inn was the meeting place of the pilgrims in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

and the newly resurrected questions of Reform and Redress now faced the latest Prime Minister

View of Rogers' Almshouses which were erected on the north side of Hart Street in the early seventeenth century under a bequest made by Robert Rogers

Temple Gardens

Stone antiquities found at Netherby mb-code 1619326 The head of Charles FlowerStone antiquities found at Netherby 'I, a Gaulish figure, No. II, head of Jupiter, p. 77, No. III, another head'. Illustration from A tour in Scotland and voyage to the Hebrides, by Thomas Pennant (Chester, 1774). Thomas Pennant (17261798), naturalist, traveller, and writer was the author of a number of popular travel narratives of Britain, in the eighteenth century. He first made a tour of Scotland in 1769. Original: engraving. 1774