Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury was chosen as the seat of the first Christian archbishop in England in 603AD. In 1011 the Danish invaders burnt both the Cathedral and the town . It suffered again in 1067 and 1174 but was rebuilt each time . The Cathedral has a magnificent set of stained glass windows , many of them dating from the late 12 ^th and 13 ^th Centuries . The oldest window dates from 1180. This is a Southern Region ( 1923 -1947 ) poster from 1927

Artwork by Frederick Griffin

Code number 61773

The outside dimensions of these posters are 70cm x 50cm ( 27.6 inches x 19.7 inches ), designed to fit a standard IKEA frame.