lighted house at nighttime
– –– ––––
––– – ––– – –
– –– ––––
––– – ––– – –

Featured in

Editorial

lighted house at nighttime

The Old Weavers House takes its name from the influx of Flemish and Huguenot weavers who settled in the area after fleeing from religious persecution during the 16th and 17th centuries. Elizabeth I granted the Flemish weavers the right to establish their businesses in Canterbury, and they are known to have used this and other similar buildings nearby.

Calendar outlinedPublished on CameraFUJIFILM, X-T1
SafetyFree to use under the Unsplash License

Browse premium related images on iStock | Save 20% with code UNSPLASH20

Related collections

Local Groups
13 images · Curated by Kate Cowan
Kent
20 images · Curated by Lorna Nicol