One New Street

One New Street is shown as a gallery on the public map of Canterbury. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.

One New Street in Canterbury is historically significant as the location of the original St. Augustine's Abbey, founded in 598 AD by St. Augustine, the Apostle of the English. The street's name and position reflect its connection to the early Christian heritage of England, making it a key site in the history of Anglo-Saxon Christianity.