What is recorded here
Squeeze Gut Alley in Canterbury is a historic passageway believed to date back to the medieval period, reflecting the narrow, winding street layout typical of the city's ancient urban development. It is named after a local butcher, John Squeeze Gut, who lived there in the 17th century, and it remains an example of Canterbury's preserved historic fabric.
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Photo: Penny Mayes · CC BY-SA 2.0