What is recorded here
Westgate Towers is a 14th-century gatehouse in Canterbury, Kent, originally part of the city's defensive walls. It is associated with the medieval history of Canterbury and is important as a well-preserved example of military architecture from the Middle Ages.
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Photo: John Baker · CC BY-SA 2.0