TR 15 NW 321 - Church of St Helen (site of) - Historic Environment Record

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Monument record TR 15 NW 321 - Church of St Helen (site of)

Church of St Helen, Canterbury, founded mid to late 12th century by William of Eynesford. Gone by 1250, when the parish was united with All Saints.

<1> CBA Churches Comm Bull 25 1989 - compiled 1984 - 11 (T Tatton-Brown) (OS Card Reference). SKE38773.

<2> Urry 1967 Canterbury under the Angevin Kings (OS Card Reference). SKE50706.

<3> Arch Cant 54 1941 5-9 (OS Card Reference). SKE35283.

<4> Tatton-Brown, Tim., 1980, Canterbury Parish Churches (Unpublished document). SKE28328.

<5> Ministry of Works, 1942, The Church of St Helen in Canterbury. A Forgotten Sanctuary (Unspecified Type). SKE29712.

<1> SKE38773 OS Card Reference: CBA Churches Comm Bull 25 1989 - compiled 1984 - 11 (T Tatton-Brown).
<2> SKE50706 OS Card Reference: Urry 1967 Canterbury under the Angevin Kings.
<3> SKE35283 OS Card Reference: Arch Cant 54 1941 5-9.
<4>XY SKE28328 Unpublished document: Tatton-Brown, Tim.. 1980. Canterbury Parish Churches. [Mapped feature: #766 demolished church, ]
<5> SKE29712 (No record type): Ministry of Works. 1942. The Church of St Helen in Canterbury. A Forgotten Sanctuary.

Intrusive Event: Observation of water pipeline from St George's Gate to King's Bridge, 1933 (Ref: CAT:115) (EKE13418)

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